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Segway launches $1,999 Cyber Air electric bike with angular body and X-shaped lighting

Segway has launched its moped-style electric bicycle, the Cyber Air, priced at $1,999, aiming at the mass market. It keeps the aggressive look of the earlier Cyber model but adjusts weight and riding specifications to meet U.S. Class 1, 2 and 3 e-bike categories. The bike uses a 750W rear hub motor and a 717Wh battery with a claimed 58-mile range. It adds connected features, though some require a subscription after a year.

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GM to add AI assistant to 2027 Cadillac models

General Motors will introduce an in-vehicle AI voice assistant called the OnStar AI Assistant. GM said it will first apply the feature to the 2027 Cadillac Lyriq electric vehicle and later expand it to other models, with delivery via over-the-air software updates in the coming months. The assistant supports natural-language vehicle control and EV charging-route planning, while OnStar advisors handle cases needing human help. GM also plans a new OnStar mobile app and added remote security features.

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Snap targets enterprise market with 3 million won AR glasses

Snap is working with Nvidia, AWS and Salesforce to develop enterprise augmented reality solutions built around its Specs AR glasses, priced at $2,195. CEO Evan Spiegel said Specs should be seen as a computer that can help workers check instructions hands-free, retrieve information and collaborate. Snap is also developing management and security features and unveiled Specs Intelligence, a personal AI service designed for iPhone, Mac and Specs.