… For one, it would put the company in direct competition with smartphone juggernauts Apple and Samsung. It would also mark a return to a market where Amazon has already failed once. Additionally, Amazon’s devices business has been struggling to turn a profit for years. …
… Today, the company announced a bigger update that might take care of some of your smart home woes. Camera feeds will be easier to navigate, and the AI event labeling should be more straightforward. …
… This all adds up to AIs that feel less smart than their cloud brethren, and even big cloud-based models can be pretty dumb sometimes. The amazing, shrinking Gemini Google has versions of Gemini optimized for mobile devices, which it calls Gemini Nano . …
… You don’t have to choose between these devices, either. You can keep a Pixel Watch and Fitbit Air paired with your phone and wear whichever one you want over time. This capability will come to more wearable devices in the near future, too. …
… Although, such a feature would be technically challenging to implement, especially among older Roku devices. Overall, Roku’s home screen update seems more geared toward recommending new stuff and using AI, rather than just recent history, to try to guess at what you might want to watch. …
… The lower specs may benefit a certain type of smartphone buyer. Motorola has a ton of AI features crammed into its current Android software, like every other smartphone OEM, but it’s a bit more restrained on the base model Razr due to the lower RAM. …
… As the OpenAI executive explained, Apple didn’t fully explain how the integration would work when the deal came together, so OpenAI took a “leap of faith” it now appears to regret. “When we heard about this opportunity, it sounded amazing: being able to acquire a giant number of customers and have … …
… Emoji now have a more detailed 3D appearance, but you’ll see them first on Pixel devices over the summer. Other Android 17 devices will have to wait until “later this year.” Most device makers craft their own emoji, so you may never see Google’s new smileys outside of apps like YouTube and Gmail. …
… The AI button cannot be remapped—your only options are Moto AI or nothing. Motorola’s approach to AI still feels scattershot. No one is sure what AI features will make sense on smartphones, and Moto is basically throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks. …
… That pitch dovetails with SPAN’s latest smart devices aimed at helping grid operators manage growing electrical loads without costly power infrastructure upgrades—sidestepping the need to pass on infrastructure investment costs to customers through higher utility bills. “Networks of XFRA nodes make… …
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