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OpenAI Targets a Doughnut-Shaped AI Speaker for 2027
technology1 month ago

OpenAI Targets a Doughnut-Shaped AI Speaker for 2027

Bloomberg reports OpenAI plans a palm-sized, doughnut-shaped AI smart speaker for 2027, priced at $300–$400, featuring moving parts to signal interactivity, indicator lights, a camera and environmental sensors, and wireless portability. It would run advanced models that learn about the user and tailor conversations over time, with design input from LoveFrom and IO. The launch could face privacy concerns and a potential legal hurdle due to an Apple lawsuit, and a first wave could arrive this fall.

OpenAI's premium smart speaker aims to feel alive with moving parts
technology1 month ago

OpenAI's premium smart speaker aims to feel alive with moving parts

OpenAI's rumored premium smart speaker is expected to cost $300–$400, feature moving parts and LEDs to seem more 'alive', and function as a hardware-focused access point for ChatGPT with smart-home control; Bloomberg's Mark Gurman cites anonymous sources, and the company is envisioning a smartphone-replacement use case, with a potential 2027 release pending Apple's lawsuit impact.

OpenAI Bets on a Movable, Screenless AI Home Companion
technology2 months ago

OpenAI Bets on a Movable, Screenless AI Home Companion

OpenAI is developing its first hardware product—a movable, screenless smart speaker designed as an AI home companion that runs a more advanced version of ChatGPT (GPT-Live), with sensors and a camera for context awareness and a rechargeable battery for roaming the home. Built with io Products and LoveFrom (led by former Apple designers), the device aims to be highly personalized and proactive, positioning OpenAI to compete with tech giants; the company plans to unveil it this year with a potential 2027 release, though plans could shift amid ongoing legal and development considerations.

Musk and Altman Clash Again as Apple Sues OpenAI
technology2 months ago

Musk and Altman Clash Again as Apple Sues OpenAI

Apple filed a lawsuit accusing OpenAI, its partner io, and two former Apple employees of stealing trade secrets, prompting Elon Musk to roast Sam Altman and Altman to hint that Musk’s attention signals OpenAI’s progress with its latest model. Musk fires back with insults and jokes about SpaceX deploying related tech next year, continuing a long-running feud that traces back to OpenAI’s founding and Musk’s 2024 lawsuit against the organization.

Apple's iPhone Fold: Leak Reveals Thin, Crease-Free Design Amid Lawsuit
technology8 months ago

Apple's iPhone Fold: Leak Reveals Thin, Crease-Free Design Amid Lawsuit

YouTuber Jon Prosser claims to have revealed high-quality renders of Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone, set to launch next fall, despite being involved in a lawsuit with Apple over previous leaks. The device features a 5.5-inch external display, a 7.8-inch internal foldable screen, and a dual-camera system, with design similarities to other foldable phones like Google's Pixel Fold.

Apple Sues Apple Cinemas Over Trademark Dispute
business1 year ago

Apple Sues Apple Cinemas Over Trademark Dispute

Apple Cinemas, a theater chain unrelated to Apple Inc., has responded to a lawsuit from Apple alleging trademark infringement, asserting that their name reflects their geographic roots and is distinct from Apple Inc., with no intent to cause consumer confusion. The company emphasizes its long-standing independent status and commitment to growing its brand in good faith.

Jon Prosser Reveals New iPhone 17 Pro Renders Amid Apple Lawsuit
technology1 year ago

Jon Prosser Reveals New iPhone 17 Pro Renders Amid Apple Lawsuit

Jon Prosser, despite being sued by Apple for allegedly leaking iOS 26 information, continues to release renders of the upcoming iPhone 17 Pro, including speculative features like a camera bar and a 48MP telephoto sensor, while also criticizing Apple and its leaks. Prosser suggests the new iPhone may have an aluminum unibody design, though he hints that some renders may be based on older leaks or different sources, and he remains defiant despite the legal challenges.