Qira is expanding beyond high-end machines to broader devices, with Lenovo PCs upgraded to 16GB RAM and Motorola devices receiving Android 17, enabling cross-device AI access.

Today Qira runs on over 80 PC configurations, includes select tablets and Motorola smartphones, supports multiple languages, and has more device families planned by the end of 2026.

Qira will be preloaded on future Lenovo devices and enables cross‑device AI actions from 16GB RAM PCs to other supported hardware.

Workato highlights secure, enterprise-grade integration that connects AI experiences to the tools, data, and workflows users rely on, enabling AI control across connected apps.

New pen-enabled Yoga Tab Plus Gen 2 and Yoga Tab Gen 2 tablets expand natural interaction, alongside a Lenovo Smart Canvas Concept for seamless cross‑device idea capture and continuation.

Four ThinkVision monitors debut with Teams certification and AI-assisted framing, including OLED options and Windows Hello, with launches rolling out late 2026 into early 2027.

ThinkBook 14 Gen 9 and 14x Gen 2 add on-device AI power and mobility, featuring Snapdragon X2 Plus for multitasking and AI workflows, with high memory and storage options.

ThinkBook models push up to 80 TOPS AI, include up to 32GB RAM, 2TB storage, and emphasize lightweight designs, with Sept. 2026 availability for some configurations.

Natural language actions now span apps like Trello and Discord, enabling task creation and note sharing from a single query.

Motorola devices, including edge 70 plus and wearable options, are shown with AI integration as a unifying thread across devices.

Qira uses a hybrid, local-first architecture with on-device processing and encrypted storage, reserving cloud processing for prompts and context only, preserving user privacy.

Lenovo’s IFA 2026 showcase centers on a cross-device Qira ecosystem spanning PCs, tablets, monitors, and wearables, aiming to keep notes, messages, and reminders synchronized across devices.