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Almost immediately after the explosive dawn of the Generative AI Age, hardware makers began thinking about crafting devices that relied on the technology. In the past year, we’ve seen several shots at ...

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One of the more popular AI gadgets is getting an upgrade. The Plaud NotePin S adds a new button to the company's cheapest AI recorder that's designed to capture more accurate notes of your everyday ...

Plaud Note: 30-second review As a tech journalist, a dictaphone—or these days, my mobile—has been a key tool of the trade. Almost every meeting, call or voice note that I conduct through the news or ...

The Plaud.AI pin took up mercifully little space in my carry-on. It also presented an opportunity to kill two birds: I was flying across the country and knew I would be taking copious notes. If you’ve ...

Just ahead of CES 2026 in Las Vegas, hardware startup Plaud has taken the wraps off its latest productivity tool: the Plaud NotePin S. Alongside this new wearable, the company is launching a dedicated ...

Earlier this year Humane launched an AI Pin gadget that was meant to be a wearable AI assistant, but it quickly crashed and burned due to a combination of a high price tag and limited functionality ...