Live Updates from IFA 2025 in Berlin: Samsung’s New Galaxy Tab Teased, reMarkable Rumored to Launch Mini Model

Live updates from IFA 2025 in Berlin are underway as members of the Gizmodo team, including consumer tech reporter Kyle Barr, descend into the sprawling Messe Berlin exhibition center. The annual tech showcase, running from September 5 to September 9, is once again a hub for the latest in consumer electronics, with major players like Samsung and Lenovo expected to unveil new products. While not as massive as CES in Las Vegas, IFA remains Europe’s largest tech event, drawing global attendees and packed with innovations ranging from sleek new laptops to futuristic robot vacuums. Gizmodo will be covering the event in the days following Labor Day, when many of the biggest announcements are typically released. Visitors should prepare for a marathon of walking—expect to log miles just to see the latest gadgets. On August 28, reMarkable teased a new product that’s “on the move,” fueling speculation about a compact version of its popular Paper Pro e-paper tablet. Fans of the brand, known for its near-paper-like writing experience, are hoping for a mini model with a color e-paper display. If it’s just a smaller version of the current slate, it may not be enough—color support could be the key differentiator. Also on the radar is Samsung’s upcoming virtual Unpacked event on September 4, where the company is expected to launch a refreshed Galaxy Tab lineup. The Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra are likely to be updated, with rumors pointing to new names like Galaxy Tab S11+ and Tab S11 Ultra. These devices will run Android with Samsung’s One UI 8 interface and are expected to feature more Galaxy AI capabilities, including integration with Google Gemini. With the Tab S10 Ultra already boasting a massive 14.6-inch display, the real question is whether Samsung will go even bigger—perhaps pushing toward a 16- or even 18-inch tablet to rival the largest iPad Pro models. The demand for larger, more versatile tablets continues to grow, and IFA could be the stage for a bold leap in screen size and AI-powered functionality. Stay tuned—this page will be updated frequently throughout the show. Bookmark it and hit Ctrl/Cmd+R often for the latest scoops, hands-on impressions, and unmissable tech reveals.