Samsung showcased its new thin, lightweight, and power-efficient Color E-Paper display in a video, sparking fan interest in seeing the technology used in phones, e-readers, and tablets, though the company has not announced any plans to do so yet.
Humane's highly anticipated Ai Pin has been delayed to mid-April, with the first units set to leave the factory at the end of March. The wearable device, positioned as a step beyond the smartphone form factor, represents a growing trend in consumer hardware leveraging generative AI. The company, which has raised around $230 million, faces pressure to deliver a consumer-ready product, especially after announcing layoffs during CES. Preorders for the Ai Pin are available at $699, with early orders receiving a three-month subscription service for free.
David Limp, the head of Amazon's consumer devices division, is stepping down later this year after more than 13 years in the role. This move comes as Amazon's bets on the smart home market have reportedly not paid off as expected, with the division operating at a $5 billion annual revenue loss. Amazon has been implementing cost-cutting measures, including layoffs, and CEO Andy Jassy has emphasized the company's commitment to consumer hardware and the Echo line. Limp will remain in his role for a few more months, and his successor will be announced soon.