At CES 2026, a lot of the products we’ve seen are physical products you’ll be able to buy down the road. Some are concepts that may never make it to a production phase. Other products we’ve seen (and loved) are software products, like Lenovo Qira. This is essentially an AI tool, and you won’t physically buy Lenovo Qira. Rather, you’ll end up with Lenovo products that have Qira baked into them. So what is Lenovo Qira? It’s an AI tool, as mentioned, but it’s not your typical AI tool. It’s ambient aware and moves with you from device to device. It has the ability to understand what you need in the moment and provide you with that assistance. The more it helps you, the more it learns to anticipate what you need with future interactions.
Lenovo Qira moves with you across screens and maintains continuity the whole time
There are lots of great things about Lenovo’s new Qira AI tool , but one of the best parts about it is that it’s integrated at the system level, and it moves with you across Lenovo and Motorola devices. It was designed to maintain continuity as you move from your phone to your laptop, to your tablet, and any other devices it might be available on, such as the upcoming Motorola smartwatch.
This ability to continue helping you with stuff you did on a different device should make it dead simple to use. And it might get people to interact with AI tools more, because it’ll feel like they’ve been using it on the same device the entire time.
In terms of what it can do, it does pretty much everything. It can help you write emails and text messages, it can manage your schedule for you, and it can even catch you up on things that happened while you were away from your devices. On top of all that, it can help users while completely offline. That makes it a much more useful tool than people are going to realize, and it’s one of the reasons why we gave Lenovo Qira the Best of CES 2026 award .
