Apple is developing a new AI-powered wearable device that's set to replace Siri, the company's existing virtual assistant. The new device will be called Campos and will be powered by Google's Gemini models, similar to ChatGPT.
The wearable device will have multiple cameras, a speaker, and microphones, and will feature wireless charging. It's rumored to launch in 2027.
In addition to the AI-powered wearable, Apple is also working on a new phone that can boot Android, Linux, and Windows operating systems. The phone, called the NexPhone, runs three operating systems: Android, Linux, and Windows. It has a custom mobile user interface for Windows and supports wireless charging.
Sony and TCL have announced a new strategic partnership that will give TCL a 51% majority share in Sony's home entertainment business. This partnership will include Sony's premium Bravia TV brand and other home entertainment products.
Asus has exited the smartphone market, citing a "temporary" pause to focus on PCs and AI-focused products like smart glasses and robotics.
The wearable device will have multiple cameras, a speaker, and microphones, and will feature wireless charging. It's rumored to launch in 2027.
In addition to the AI-powered wearable, Apple is also working on a new phone that can boot Android, Linux, and Windows operating systems. The phone, called the NexPhone, runs three operating systems: Android, Linux, and Windows. It has a custom mobile user interface for Windows and supports wireless charging.
Sony and TCL have announced a new strategic partnership that will give TCL a 51% majority share in Sony's home entertainment business. This partnership will include Sony's premium Bravia TV brand and other home entertainment products.
Asus has exited the smartphone market, citing a "temporary" pause to focus on PCs and AI-focused products like smart glasses and robotics.
, but at the same time, I'm not sure if it's a good idea... like, why would we need another virtual assistant when Siri already does its thing? 
But then again, having multiple cameras and a speaker on a wearable device could lead to some crazy new features... like, have you ever wanted to take selfies while you're running or something? 
. Like, how are they gonna make it work with three different operating systems? It's like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole... and what if it crashes or something? 
? But on the other hand, don't they already have that? 
– I mean, who needs another virtual assistant when you've got Google's Gemini models handling most of the heavy lifting? Plus,Campo's got some sick specs – multiple cameras, a speaker, and microphones... it's like they're trying to create the ultimate smart accessory 
. And let's be real, who wouldn't want a wearable that can do it all without you having to lift a finger? 
And what about battery life? It's 2027 and we're still waiting for a reliable wearable that lasts all day... 
Android, Linux, and Windows? That's just crazy talk! How are they gonna make it work seamlessly? 
The NexPhone sounds like a tech enthusiast's dream come true, but I'm not sure how practical it'll be for the average user. 
Maybe we'll see some awesome TVs and home entertainment products come out of this partnership? 
And Asus exiting the smartphone market is no surprise - they've been struggling lately 
. Smart glasses and robotics are an exciting space for tech innovation! 
Apple's gotta do better than that to make Campos stand out. And, like, how's this gonna impact our lives really? Is it just another gadget or is it gonna change the game? 
. They're focusing on PCs and AI-focused products instead. Maybe that's a good thing? 
on the other hand, asus exiting the smartphone market kinda feels like a blessing in disguise - maybe they'll focus on making better pc's and gaming stuff 