India, Sept. 21 -- AI is no longer limited to apps and chatbots. It is starting to show up in everyday devices, helping people capture conversations, transcribe information, translate content and organise what they hear or write.

These AI tech gadgets take different routes to that goal. Some add AI to familiar products such as earbuds, while others introduce dedicated recorders, wearable devices or digital notebooks designed to connect physical activity with digital workflows.

The POVA AI Buds Pro shows how familiar hardware can take on new AI-driven tasks. Alongside listening, the earbuds offer AI note-taking, transcription and translation, allowing users to capture information from meetings, classes and calls.

At Rs. 14,999, the devi...