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Telecommunications & Media
Ex-Apple engineers unveil Button AI wearable resembling iPod Shuffle, need questioned
Former Apple engineers introduced a small AI wearable called Button, resembling the iPod Shuffle, that runs only when pressed rather than listening continuously. The design is positioned as reducing privacy concerns linked to always-on AI wearables. Market attention, however, focuses on why the same functions cannot be delivered through a smartphone app. Skepticism is reinforced by weak reception for earlier AI wearables such as Humane AI Pin and Rabbit R1.
AI & Enterprise
Apple\'s most overpriced products that disappointed even fans
Painful examples of Apple hardware missteps are being revisited ahead of the company\'s 50th anniversary on April 1. TechRadar ran a reader poll on Apple\'s worst devices and published the results. The 2020 Mac Pro Wheel Kit ranked first with 56 percent, criticised for its $700 price and lack of brakes. Vision Pro placed second. Magic Mouse 2 came third, followed by FineWoven cases, the “hockey puck” mouse, iPhone 5C and the Newton MessagePad.
Telecommunications & Media
Steve Jobs catchphrase \'One more thing\' marks 28th anniversary
Apple fans have long associated the phrase “One more thing” with surprise announcements at the end of company events. The tradition began at Macworld San Francisco in 1998, when Steve Jobs used it as Apple returned to profitability. It later accompanied reveals including Mac OS X’s Aqua design, the iPod shuffle, the Intel-based MacBook Pro, the Apple Watch, the iPhone X and the Apple Silicon transition. The latest example was the Apple Vision Pro in 2023.