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Xiaomi 15 Ultra Photography Kit Legend Edition offers DSLR-style controls
Lenovo unveils Yoga Solar PC concept: 1 hour video playback from just 20 minutes of sunlight
Joel Joseph
March 04, 2025
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Good morning, tech folks! ☀️
I am at MWC Barcelona, and Day 1 was packed with launches and gadgets.
Lenovo’s solar charging laptop stood out, and the brand says that a commercial model is likely to hit the markets by next year.
Brands like Infinix and Tecno also showcased their unique innovations at the event, like color-changing models, super-slim smartphones, and even a tri-fold.
We've also got Xiaomi turning their Ultra into a DSLR with professional controls, Nothing giving us a sneak peek at their next mid-ranger (launch is later today), and Vivo teaming up with photography legends for their Ultra.
Here's what you'll find in today's tech roundup:
Xiaomi's professional photography kit
Lenovo's solar-powered laptop concept
Infinix's tech innovations
Nothing Phone (3a)'s MWC appearance
Vivo's triple photography partnership
More reads about Samsung's Edge launch, Honor's earbuds, and battery innovations
Read on for all the details below!
Xiaomi unveiled its new Xiaomi 15 Ultra flagship at Mobile World Congress, along with a special Photography Kit Legend Edition designed to give smartphone photographers more control. The kit costs €199 and is sold separately from the phone, offering both hardware and software perks.
At the heart of the kit is a camera grip that connects via USB-C. It comes with a detachable shutter button (in red or black) that works just like a professional camera.
Read on to find out more.
 At MWC 2025, Lenovo showcased an innovative and eco-friendly concept: the Yoga Solar PC Proof of Concept. This groundbreaking laptop features an integrated solar panel, which allows users to charge their devices outdoors without having to rely completely on traditional chargers. But how much power can it harness? Well, the solar panel can add some decent juice to your battery. |  At the ongoing MWC 2025, Infinix introduced groundbreaking advancements in mobile technology, focusing on sustainability and personalization. The brand showcased its latest innovations, including a solar-powered energy management system and AI-driven customization features, aiming to enhance user experience and efficiency Infinix’s SolarEnergy-Reserving Technology introduces a novel approach to mobile power management. |
 The highly anticipated Nothing Phone (3a) and Phone (3a) Pro are set to debut on March 4 (today). But ahead of the launch, Nothing has given fans one last glimpse of the devices. Showcased at Qualcomm’s booth at MWC 2025 in Barcelona, Spain, the phones confirmed their design and highlighted their Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset, which promises a balance of performance and efficiency. Nothing’s co-founder, Akis Evangelidis, emphasized “big upgrades in the camera department” during the event. |  Vivo is set to elevate its flagship photography game with the upcoming X200 Ultra, which will feature camera technology co-developed with Fujifilm. While the X-series has long been known for its collaboration with ZEISS optics, this new partnership with Fujifilm aims to deliver a more professional imaging experience, particularly in image quality and color reproduction. The X200 Ultra is expected to launch in April 2025, though it will remain exclusive to the Chinese market. |
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