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The Humane AI pin is a screen-free smartphone alternative… but I’m not completely sold

Humane finally releases the AI pin but leaves more questions than answers

Humane’s Ai Pin is a wearable personal assistant, powered by artificial intelligence

The launch of the Humane Ai Pin sees invisible computing and ubiquitous AI take a big step towards the mainstream

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Humane Now Says the AI Pin Is Water-Resistant and Won’t Break From Sweat or Mist

Humane originally said its $699 was not water-resistant and that condensation, mist, and perspiration could void the device's warranty. Co-founder and president Imran Chaudhri now says the wearable AI device is now water-resistant.

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The Humane Ai Pin's Biggest Strength (and Weakness) Is Its Lack of Apps

The Humane Ai Pin is entirely focused on connecting users to information without the need for apps by having AI do it all for you.

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Humane’s Ai Pin Was Inspired by Star Wars Droids, Star Trek, and Google’s Search Bar

Humane's head of product engineering, Ken Kocienda, says the Ai Pin took inspiration from three technologies, real and science-fiction: Star War droids, Star Trek's library computer, and the all-accessible Google search bar.

Inverse

Humane debuts a $699 AI pin I'd be far too nervous to wear in public

Techno-gods help you if you happen to trip.

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Are we really ready to dump our smartphones?

Humane's new Ai Pin product is a marvel of technology that hopes to liberate consumers from our screen addiction. It's a laudable idea, but habits are to break.

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Humane’s Ai Pin is officially here and I don’t know how to feel

I get that it’s cool, but what’s new?

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Humane AI Pin Hands-On: The Smartphone Replacement We've Been Waiting For?

Humane's Ai Pin is a $699 smartphone replacement with a built-in camera and always-ready AI assistant. It has no apps and no screen to allow you to be more present. But is it any good? We got to touch and hold the Ai Pin, and watch a few demos of…

Inverse

Forget smartphones — Humane Ai Pin brings smarts to a wearable clip

Humane officially announced the Ai Pin, a smart wearable that clips to your clothes and taps into OpenAI and other AI technologies to answer questions, send reminders, and more.

Tom’s Guide

Humane Ai Pin: $699 Price, November 16 Pre-Order Date, and How It Works

After more than a year of teasing, Humane took the wraps off its $699 Ai Pin, a wearable with a camera, microphone, and projector that's designed to replace your smartphone.

Inverse

Humane’s AI Pin is a screenless, wearable smartphone that’s straight out of Black Mirror

A phone with no screen that can be pinned to your jacket. Has the tech world lost its marbles as well as its displays?

TechRadar

Humane Ai Pin Price and Monthly Data Subscription Requirement Revealed in New Report

Days away from its November 9 launch, price and subscription plan details have leaked on Humane's Ai Pin. The clothing-based wearable could start at $1,000 which would put it on par with an iPhone 15 Pro.

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Humane Finally Shows Off What the Ai Pin Looks Like Ahead of November 9 Unveil

After months of teasing, Humane finally showed off what its clothing-based wearable, called Ai Pin, looks like at a Coperni runway show during Paris Fashion Week.

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What Will Replace Smartphones? Experts Reveal the Unsettling Reality

Smartphones are used by billions of people, but what comes next? We spoke with various innovators and experts entrenched in the consumer tech world to get their predictions.

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Humane Teases AI Pin Event on October 14, the Day of the Next Solar Eclipse

Tech Startup Humane says it's planning to reveal more about its Ai Pin connected and intelligent clothing-based wearable on October 14, 2023 — the day of the next solar eclipse.

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The Humane Ai Pin might not be an iPhone killer after all

It's all in the name.

Evening Standard

The Humane Ai Pin wants to end our dependence on screens

The wearable device from former Apple executives will arrive later this year, the company says

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Humane's Wearable AI Projector Is Called ‘AI Pin’

Humane has revealed the official name for its "connected and intelligent clothing-based wearable" called Ai Pin. The smartphone-replacement device will be powered by a custom Qualcomm Snapdragon chip.

Inverse

Humane Will Begin Taking Orders For Its Wearable AI Projector 'Later This Year'

Humane's head of new media, Sam Sheffer, claims the company will begin taking orders for its highly anticipated wearable AI projector 'later this year.'

Creative Bloq

Can Humane's AI pocket projector really replace the smartphone?

We have questions.

Tom’s Guide

This AI wearable could surpass the iPhone — and it’s made by former Apple employees

Wearable AI shown scanning food packaging for possible allergens, taking calls via a projector and translating in real-time with the owner’s voice.

Tom’s Hardware

Wearable AI Assistant Uses Built-in Projector to Show Its UI

Humane's wearable AI assistant can do it all and then some. Well, almost.

Inverse

The 5 Biggest Questions We Have About Humane's Wearable AI Projector

Humane, founded by ex-Apple designers, is now confirmed to be building a wearable, but there are several unanswered questions we still have about the device

TechRadar

The new Humane AI-powered wearable could change everything – or nothing at all

The leaked Humane device has some convinced it's this generation's iPhone moment, but we have our doubts about it.

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