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Persona is developing an AI-powered wristband designed to act as an always-available personal assistant, handling tasks such as calls, appointments and messages through voice commands. The band features dual microphones, three-day battery life and support for more than 120 languages.
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Google Home MCP lets compatible AI agents such as Claude, Gemini and OpenClaw access and control connected smart-home devices, while also using device history to analyze what has happened in the home. The feature, available to Google Home Premium Advanced subscribers in the US, enables AI to manage lights, cameras and thermostats.
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Roku has introduced 30 customizable bundles through its Premium Subscriptions program, including services such as AMC+, Fox One and Starz, the first time the streaming platform has offered bundles. The move, which offers up to 30% savings compared with individual subscriptions, comes as bundling becomes increasingly popular among streaming platforms.
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Automakers are increasingly prioritizing control over the in-car user experience by developing proprietary infotainment systems. The move marks a clear effort by manufacturers to own the full digital experience within their vehicles. However, this strategy raises concerns about consumer trust, especially regarding data privacy concerns.
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