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Meta's Charm gadget carries CEO Zuckerberg's big AI ambitions (opens the original)
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MENLO PARK, California, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Mark Zuckerberg took repeated digs at Apple during Meta's annual event on Wednesday, only to borrow a page from Steve Jobs' playbook for a surprise reveal: a pocket-watch-sized device that carries Meta's viral Muse AI agent into the real world. The device, called Muse Charm, highlightsa broader shift at the social media giant that has long sought to escape Apple and Google's operating systems with a platform of its own. Users can tap the gadget to a
Meta launches AI gadget Charm as race for post-smartphone hardware heats up (opens the original)
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MENLO PARK, California, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday unveiled a small handheld gadget called Meta Charm for using its new Muse AI assistant, taking the company's hardware efforts beyond its successful smart glasses. The AI device, about the size of an Apple AirPods case, features a roughly 2-inch touchscreen and a built-in 5G connection. Meta said Charm would be ready to ship for the holidays in December, but did not give a price.
Meta expected to unveil smart glasses without camera as privacy concerns grow (opens the original)
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MENLO PARK, Calif. — Meta Platforms is expected to unveil new smart glasses at its annual Connect conference on Wednesday, including a pair without cameras, amid growing privacy concerns about AI devices that can be used to record people without their consent. The social media giant is the early leader in the race to put AI devices in the hands of customers, with sales of the smart glasses it co-developed with EssilorLuxottica surging last year to more than 7 million. That has given Meta a
Analysis-From smart glasses to AI pins, privacy fears challenge tech's next big bet (opens the original)
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK, Sept 22 (Reuters) - Companies betting AI devices will usher in a post-smartphone era are fueling privacy fears around the globe that could slow adoption of the emerging technology. The backlash against devices that can see, hear and respond to the world around them has been strongest against Meta's Ray-Bans, which made smart glasses mainstream by pairing EssilorLuxottica's trendy designs with AI from the social media giant chasing "personal superintelligence."
As Apple prepares to make a splash, a brief history of foldable phones (opens the original)
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Sept 9 (Reuters) - The first iPhone in 2007 mainstreamed touch-screen technology, years after it was developed. Now Apple is betting its maiden foldable phone can do the same for a format stuck in a niche despite years of efforts from Samsung and Chinese rivals like Huawei. The foldable iPhone, expected to be unveiled at Apple's Cupertino headquarters later on Wednesday, marks one of the biggest changes to the flagship device that brings in around half of the company's revenue and has made it
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