The Pixel Watch 4 seems like your run-of-the-mill smartwatch update, but it’s also introducing the third new charging system ...

Humane is telling AI Pin owners today that they should “immediately” stop using the charging case that came with its AI gadget. There are issues with a third-party battery cell that “may ...

Humane has warned customers to stop using the AI Pin’s Charge Case accessory due to a potential fire safety risk. The issue stems from a faulty battery cell supplied by a third-party vendor.

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While the $149 Charge Case is technically an accessory, it is a very important part of the package as it allows you to charge the AI Pin, which is by definition a mobile device, on the go.

Humane, makers of the AI Pin, are warning customers to stop using its charging pod immediately. Humane claimed the third-party battery cells in the Charge Case were faulty and could “pose a fire ...

The AI Pin’s charge case could pose a potential fire risk, as Humane’s notice via the CPSC says there are around 10,500 affected units.

Humane’s AI Pin was already struggling to take off, but the company's troubles deepened on Thursday as it recalled the product's portable charging case. Humane released the AI Pin in April 2024.

I agree. Even worse now, the charging case for your Humane AI Pin may pose a “fire safety risk” and you're advised to stop using it immediately.

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First as tragedy, then as farce. Human's disastrous AI Pin device, which went on sale earlier this year, isn't just an overpriced disappointment. Now it turns out that it's a literal fire hazard.