Japhey

DAalseth said:

Our first device will enable people to bring AI with them everywhere," said Chaudhri. "It's an exciting time, and we've been focused on how to build the platform and the device that can fully harness the true power and potential of this technology. We are at the beginning of the next era of compute, and believe that together we can begin the journey to fundamentally reshape the role of technology in people's lives."

Sounds like doublespeak, marketing jive, slick, fast talking sales hustle. 

9secondkox2 said:

Call themselves “humane” but going to AI. LOL

montrosemacs said:

Would dearly love to see a redesign of the Apple Music app. It’s the #1 reason I prefer Spotify (well, that, and a better algorithm that finds music I like). Haven’t seen Spotify’s new design yet, I hope they didn’t “fix” what wasn’t broken…

YaBoiNick said:

Since when has Siri been available to third-party hardware developers?

JP234 said:

Am I the only one who is not a fan of these "solid state" haptic buttons replacing mechanical ones?

No fan of my latest car's gear shifter, either. There's no mechanical connection to the transmission. You have to push the shifter forward to reverse, and pull it back to go forward, and then you have to press a button marked "P" on the console to park. And none of the autos I'm interested in offer manual transmissions.