The Humane Ai Pin is a Star Trek combadge for 2024. It’s a mobile phone designed to save us from our phones, a wearable computer meant to keep us in touch without putting a screen between us and the world. It’s a bold idea built on a concept that makes a ton of sense.

But it’s also arriving just as skepticism toward AI is building; tolerance for subscription-based gadgets is dropping … and more important than either of these? It just doesn’t do enough yet – and much of what it does, it doesn’t do all that well.

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This video was produced following ten days with a Humane Ai Pin review sample provided by Humane.

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Humane Ai Pin:
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Volante Design Star Trek collection:
Star Trek
(Some of MrMobile’s wardrobe provided by Volante Design)

[CHAPTERS]

00:00 The 32nd century is here today (sorta)
01:13 Fitting a phone into a pin
04:48 LASERS!
06:43 “Hello Computer” (Voice Interface)
08:39 Burying the Dread (AI)
12:45 Camera samples
14:38 Raw in the middle

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[NOTHING PHONE (2A) REVIEW]

The last time I reviewed a true midrange smartphone was nearly two years ago, with the Google Pixel 6a. So when London-based design, tech, clothing (and phone) company Nothing announced a more affordable version of its flashy Phone (2) … I spent a few days with it between New York and San Francisco to see what $349 gets ya in 2024.

Spoiler alert: quite a bit!

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[CHAPTERS]

00:00 It’s a good year to spend $349
00:39 Depth of Design
01:52 Let there be (3) lights
03:34 Android … but not!
04:46 Not much “mid” in this midrange
06:00 Surfshark
06:57 Even the cameras ain’t bad
09:01 (Almost) Nothing to complain about
10:24 Disclosures

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