Augmental has launched the MouthPad, a custom tongue-controlled device that lets users operate a computer cursor hands-free using tongue movements and head tracking, primarily for people with mobility challenges. The company also introduced Vox, a wearable pendant that captures whispered speech through body vibrations for private, hands-free typing and voice input, with plans to eventually enable silent communication.

LG is working to remove webOS apps that turn smart TVs into residential proxy nodes, allowing third parties to route internet traffic through users' devices without clear user awareness. The move follows a KrebsOnSecurity report that found many TV apps contain proxy-related software components, sparking concerns over privacy and consent.

Samsung's new AI Health Assistant, part of the Samsung Health service, is designed to distill health data into actionable insights and address fragmented health data. The assistant connects metrics for sleep, activity, nutrition, mindfulness and vitals to provide personalized recommendations and guidance.

MeBeMe is a new app designed to interrupt doomscrolling by sending users small missions that encourage habits tied to the person they want to become. Instead of blocking distracting apps, it uses personalized identity-based goals and simple actions to help users build meaningful routines.