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Humane told an AI Pin owner that, after finding an issue with a third-party-supplied battery cell, it recommends that customer stop using the charging case that came with it.
Humane is warning customers not to use the AI Pin's charging case due to a potential “fire safety risk.”
The first reviews are in, and the most buzzworthy AI wearable of late may not be quite ready for primetime due to reasons beyond user control.
The tiny device, said to be the smartphone killer, is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset and is claimed to be superfast.
The military has been supporting electric aviation projects for many years, and now it's time to see the results. The Eglin Air Force Base in Florid...