TECNO has announced its official participation in the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026. Under the theme “Pioneering the Connection of Intelligence,” the technology brand plans to present its latest developments focusing on the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) across productivity, creativity, and connectivity.
The exhibition, located at Hall 7, Stand 7A40, will categorize the brand’s advancements into three primary pillars: practical AI devices, a connected ecosystem, and conceptual design forms.
Focus on AI-Enabled Smartphones
TECNO’s showcase will be anchored by two updated smartphone lines, with a specific focus on integrating practical AI features into mobile hardware.
- The CAMON 50 Series: As the newest iteration of the brand’s imaging-focused line, the CAMON 50 Series will introduce updated AI-powered imaging technologies. According to TECNO, these upgrades include enhanced scene recognition and processing intelligence. Beyond photography, the devices will incorporate AI tools designed to assist with content creation and daily task management.
- The POVA 8 Series: The company will also display the new generation of its POVA series. These devices are positioned to balance performance with battery endurance, targeting users prioritizing reliability and longevity in daily use.
Expansion of the Connected Ecosystem
Moving beyond standalone mobile devices, TECNO intends to demonstrate a broader portfolio of connected hardware, including computers, tablets, and smart accessories.
Central to this segment is the unveiling of updates to OneLeap, TECNO’s proprietary ecosystem management platform. The updates aim to refine cross-device functionality, specifically improving the speed and intuition of data transfers and task handoffs between the brand’s various devices. Visitors will be able to test these capabilities in curated zones designed to simulate AI applications in education, wellness, and office environments.
Conceptual Prototypes and Future Forms
The third dimension of the exhibition will focus on future technologies. TECNO plans to debut a series of conceptual designs and technology prototypes that deviate from current commercial standards.
These showcases will explore:
- New device form factors.
- Novel interaction paradigms.
- Future applications of imaging technology.
This segment of the booth is intended to provide a glimpse into the brand’s R&D direction regarding adaptive intelligence and device usability.
TECNO’s exhibition will be open to attendees throughout the duration of MWC 2026 at the Fira Gran Via, Barcelona. The complete ecosystem and new device lineups will be available for demonstration at Hall 7, Stand 7A40.