The CES 2026 event has officially started, and the companies participating in this event will be revealing their latest innovations, technologies and gadgets at this particular event.
At CES 2026, Infinix announced that its latest Infinix Note 60 series with Satellite Calling and Messaging will be arriving this year.
Infinix Satellite Communication supports 4kbps transmission that enables two-way calling and short message service. It is said that this technology covers nearly two-thirds of the Earth’s surface. According to the company, users will be able to use the satellite connectivity without additional registration and will be able to seamlessly switch between cell and satellite connectivity.
The Infinix Note 60 series phones will be the first to feature the Infinix Satellite Communication system. This feature is revealed to be built as an always-on emergency connection.
The upcoming series will arrive with some more surprises for its users. The company has introduced the HydroFlow liquid cooling system. The Infinix Note 60 will be the first to use the company’s new cooling architecture, which features dual piezoelectric ceramic pumps that push coolant at a rate of 6.5ml per minute. This setup is paired with a new vibrating piezoelectric fan that uses ultra-thin vibrating blades that are 0.1mm thick and pulse 25,000 times per second.
The back panel of the upcoming series uses photochromic leather and thermochromic ink, which can change colour, display 3D effects, or show flowing animations based on light and temperature.
Other than this, the company has also unveiled the industry’s first split controller featuring a pressure-sensitive touchpad designed for ultra-low latency and mouse-grade microswitches. Then there is also Infinix’s AI Module Universe that includes a conferencing module for instant translation, a VlogCam module with AI-based subject tracking, and add-ons like a professional microphone module and StackPower expandable battery pack.
The Infinix Note 60 has already made its appearance on the FCC and SDPPI databases, while in the coming days, we may come across some more details related to this upcoming series.
