Updated: We've pulled together some predictions for next year's IFA 2016.
IFA 2015, Europe's biggest tech show, is now officially underway and there's been lots of big announcements already.
Samsung, Sony, Motorola, Lenovo, Huawei and Panasonic have all shown their faces at the German trade show with a load of the little guys sprinkled around the edges.
Here's everything we've seen so far...and everything we've still got to look forward to.
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What has happened so far
Sony
Sony has launched a new line of Xperia handsets at their IFA 2015 press conference – including the world's first ever 4K phone. There are three new phones and we've got hands-on reviews of them all ready and waiting for your eyes.
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We've also compared them all to other phones you can buy right now.
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Samsung
Samsung spent quite a bit of its IFA 2015 press conference on the topic of washing machines, but it also shared some interesting details on its new SmartHub that's set to be a big part of Samsung's IoT push.
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It has also launched a new Ultra HD Blu Ray player and a sensor that goes inside your bed to watch you sleeping. That was all topped off by a new Samsung Galaxy Car Mode app that makes it easier to control your car whilst driving and even works with the new Gear S2 smartwatch.
- Hands-on with Samsung's Gear S2
- Hands-on with Samsung's Gear S2 Classic
- Samsung will climb in bed with you and watch you sleeping
- Samsung's new SmartThings hub will watch your home for you
- Samsung has launched a new Ultra HD Blu Ray player
Motorola
During the Lenovo and Motorola conference we saw a lot of new announcements, including a new version of the Moto 360 smartwatch. It's be powered by a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 CPU, will feature wireless charging, 512MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage.
The 1.56-inch display has been bumped up to a 360 x 330 resolution whilst the 1.37-inch version has a resolution of 360 x 325.
- Hands-on with the new Moto 360
- All the Moto 360 2 news
- Lenovo Yoga Tab 3 tablets aim to keep you entertained
- Lenovo ups its T Series game with new gaming systems
Huawei
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer has gone hard at IFA 2015 announcing pricing for its Huawei Watch alongside the new phablet Mate S.
- Hands-on review of the Huawei Mate S
- Hands-on review of the Huawei Watch
- Hands-on review of the Huawei G8
- The Huawei Mate S is official and it wants you to touch it
- Huawei Watch pricing is in...and it's not cheap
Asus
Asus has announced a lot. There's a load more smartphones in the Zenfone line. First up is the Asus Zenfone 2 Deluxe (that was previously announced for Brazil) with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage. It's not clear where else it'll be launching just yet though.
That's also alongside the Zenfone Max that has a HUGE 5000mAh battery on board. And then there's the Zenfone Selfie that offers a 13MP sensor on the front.
And if that wasn't enough, there's also the Zenfone Zoom that claims to have the world's thinnest 3x optical-zoom. To us it sounds like all these features should have been combined together to make one amazing phone.
The company also announced a new Zenpad tablet with 4GB of RAM on board.
Asus has topped that all off by announcing a new Wi-Fi router in the form of the RT-AC5300 that Jonney Shih himself believes to be the world's fastest for 4K streaming and gaming.
- Hands-on review of the Asus ZenWatch 2
- Hands-on review of the Asus VivoStick
- Asus put the Apple Watch to shame with its ZenWatch 2 pricing
- Asus announced a gaming laptop with liquid cooling built-in
LG
LG had already outed the new Watch Urbane Luxe a little bit before the show and took to the stage to focus on the home tech side of things.
There were four new 4K TVs announced – two of which are curved and another two are flat at 55-inch and 65-inch.
It also took the conference as the perfect opportunity to announce LG would pair with Amazon to help supply HDR material for some of its new TV sets.
Panasonic
- Freeview Play is coming to Panosonic TVs first in the UK
- Hands-on review of the Panosonic Viera TX-65CZ950
Philips
- Hands-on review of the Phillips 65PUS8901 AmbiLux
- Stereo sound to wireless 5.1 in seconds, that's the Philips way
- Philips AmbiLux brings the old Xbox Illumiroom concept to light
- Philips easy Izzy wants a piece of Sonos multiroom audio
And everything else
- Gigaset were first out of the gate with some impressive new smartphones
- Acer showed off its Predator gaming laptops, including built-in surround sound
- Panasonic's new OLED Pro 4K TV will take you to Oblivion
- Panasonic's 4K OLED TV dreams of being Hollywood's biggest star
- TomTom Spark fitness watch puts music on your wrist
- Hands-on with the Tom Tom Spark watch
- This black box is almost ready to 3D print you pizza
- Hands-on with the new ZTE Blade V6
- Hands-on with the ZTE Axon Elite
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