Rabbit released a major software update, RabbitOS 2, for its AI‑focused R1 device. The upgrade redesigns the touchscreen interface, adds offline voice‑memo transcription, and introduces Creations—a tool that lets users describe an app and have the device’s AI, Intern, code it. Creations can be shared via Rabbithole or QR codes, sidestepping a conventional app store. CEO Jesse Lyu framed the rollout as a chance for a second chance after the R1’s rocky launch, while noting competition from rivals like Nothing and OpenAI’s recent hardware moves. Leer más →

Smartphone maker Nothing announced Playground, an AI‑driven platform that lets users create simple widget‑style apps by entering natural‑language prompts. The tool currently supports building and customizing Essential Apps widgets, with options for more technical users to tweak underlying code. Nothing emphasized security and ease of use, noting that full‑screen apps are not yet supported. The launch follows a recent $200 million funding round led by Tiger Global, and CEO Carl Pei highlighted the company’s vision of AI‑enhanced operating systems and hardware built specifically for AI use cases. Leer más →

Nothing announced Playground, an AI‑driven app store built on Android, alongside its Essential brand of AI‑related products. Users can create simple apps from written prompts, share them, and install them on Nothing phones. While the company calls the effort a step toward an "AI‑native operating system," it remains an interface that runs on Android, not a new OS. Founder and CEO Carl Pei says the vision includes a future creator economy and more proactive phone behavior, but monetization and full‑screen apps are still on the horizon. Leer más →

Nothing has unveiled AI‑driven features for its Phone 3 lineup, letting users generate custom apps, widgets and visual designs through natural‑language prompts. The new Nothing Playground creates code on the fly, while Essential Apps serves as a nascent marketplace where these creations can be shared and downloaded. Demonstrations showed the AI crafting a graphic for the phone’s Glyph Matrix display and building simple utilities such as a flight reminder and a hydration tracker. The tools run on Nothing OS 4, which is based on Android, and represent a step toward an AI‑focused operating system. Leer más →

Smartphone startup Nothing announced the close of its Series C funding round, raising $200 million led by Tiger Global with participation from existing investors such as GV, Highland Europe, EQT, Latitude, I2BF and Tapestry, as well as new strategic backers Nikhil Kamath and Qualcomm Ventures. The capital brings the company’s total funding to over $450 million and values it at $1.3 billion. Founder Carl Pei said the money will fund an AI‑first device slated for next year, while the firm continues to build its supply chain, expand global sales and develop AI‑enhanced software experiences. Leer más →

Nothing has launched the Ear 3 earbuds, featuring a transparent design, metal-reinforced case and buds, and a new "Super Mic" system that uses two microphones built into the charging case. The case includes a prominent Talk button that lets users make calls, voice notes, or memos when the buds are out of the case and connected to a phone. Ear 3 also offers 12mm drivers, spatial audio, LDAC Hi‑Res support, a personalized EQ, five and a half hours of playback with ANC, a total of 22 hours with the case, wireless charging, and a price of $179 with pre‑orders starting today. Leer más →

Smartphone startup Nothing announced the close of its Series C funding round, raising $200 million led by Tiger Global with participation from existing investors such as GV, Highland Europe, EQT, Latitude, I2BF and Tapestry, as well as new strategic backers Nikhil Kamath and Qualcomm Ventures. The capital brings the company’s total funding to over $450 million and values it at $1.3 billion. Founder Carl Pei said the money will fund an AI‑first device slated for next year, while the firm continues to build its supply chain, expand global sales and develop AI‑enhanced software experiences. Leer más →

Smartphone startup Nothing announced the close of its Series C funding round, raising $200 million led by Tiger Global with participation from existing investors such as GV, Highland Europe, EQT, Latitude, I2BF and Tapestry, as well as new strategic backers Nikhil Kamath and Qualcomm Ventures. The capital brings the company’s total funding to over $450 million and values it at $1.3 billion. Founder Carl Pei said the money will fund an AI‑first device slated for next year, while the firm continues to build its supply chain, expand global sales and develop AI‑enhanced software experiences. Leer más →

Nothing has launched the Ear 3 earbuds, featuring a transparent design, metal-reinforced case and buds, and a new "Super Mic" system that uses two microphones built into the charging case. The case includes a prominent Talk button that lets users make calls, voice notes, or memos when the buds are out of the case and connected to a phone. Ear 3 also offers 12mm drivers, spatial audio, LDAC Hi‑Res support, a personalized EQ, five and a half hours of playback with ANC, a total of 22 hours with the case, wireless charging, and a price of $179 with pre‑orders starting today. Leer más →

Nothing has launched the Ear 3 earbuds, featuring a transparent design, metal-reinforced case and buds, and a new "Super Mic" system that uses two microphones built into the charging case. The case includes a prominent Talk button that lets users make calls, voice notes, or memos when the buds are out of the case and connected to a phone. Ear 3 also offers 12mm drivers, spatial audio, LDAC Hi‑Res support, a personalized EQ, five and a half hours of playback with ANC, a total of 22 hours with the case, wireless charging, and a price of $179 with pre‑orders starting today. Leer más →

Smartphone startup Nothing announced the close of its Series C funding round, raising $200 million led by Tiger Global with participation from existing investors such as GV, Highland Europe, EQT, Latitude, I2BF and Tapestry, as well as new strategic backers Nikhil Kamath and Qualcomm Ventures. The capital brings the company’s total funding to over $450 million and values it at $1.3 billion. Founder Carl Pei said the money will fund an AI‑first device slated for next year, while the firm continues to build its supply chain, expand global sales and develop AI‑enhanced software experiences. Leer más →

Nothing has launched the Ear 3 earbuds, featuring a transparent design, metal-reinforced case and buds, and a new "Super Mic" system that uses two microphones built into the charging case. The case includes a prominent Talk button that lets users make calls, voice notes, or memos when the buds are out of the case and connected to a phone. Ear 3 also offers 12mm drivers, spatial audio, LDAC Hi‑Res support, a personalized EQ, five and a half hours of playback with ANC, a total of 22 hours with the case, wireless charging, and a price of $179 with pre‑orders starting today. Leer más →

Nothing has launched the Ear 3 earbuds, featuring a transparent design, metal-reinforced case and buds, and a new "Super Mic" system that uses two microphones built into the charging case. The case includes a prominent Talk button that lets users make calls, voice notes, or memos when the buds are out of the case and connected to a phone. Ear 3 also offers 12mm drivers, spatial audio, LDAC Hi‑Res support, a personalized EQ, five and a half hours of playback with ANC, a total of 22 hours with the case, wireless charging, and a price of $179 with pre‑orders starting today. Leer más →

Smartphone startup Nothing announced the close of its Series C funding round, raising $200 million led by Tiger Global with participation from existing investors such as GV, Highland Europe, EQT, Latitude, I2BF and Tapestry, as well as new strategic backers Nikhil Kamath and Qualcomm Ventures. The capital brings the company’s total funding to over $450 million and values it at $1.3 billion. Founder Carl Pei said the money will fund an AI‑first device slated for next year, while the firm continues to build its supply chain, expand global sales and develop AI‑enhanced software experiences. Leer más →

Apple announced the date for its upcoming iPhone launch event, where it is expected to unveil the next generation of iPhones and wearables. Oura revealed plans to build a manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas to support its smart‑ring business and Department of Defense contracts. Plaud introduced the Plaud Note Pro, an AI‑driven, credit‑card‑sized device that records and transcribes conversations in real time. Level Home released a discreet smart lock that blends into existing hardware, while Chipolo launched rechargeable Bluetooth trackers. Samsung added a budget‑friendly tablet to its lineup, and Nothing faced criticism for using stock photos in live demo units of its Phone (3). Leer más →