Remember that brilliant idea you had during lunch? Or the restaurant your friend recommended three weeks ago? No? Well, Amazon has two new AI gadgets that might save you from your increasingly unreliable memory. Meet Bee Frontier and Bee Eclipse, two personal AI devices designed to remember the things you tend to forget. Basically, a second brain, minus the headaches.
The two devices expand Amazon’s Bee personal AI family, turning everyday conversations into summaries, reminders, to-do lists, and useful insights.
The Bee Frontier is a lightweight wearable that can be strapped to your wrist or clipped onto your clothing. Available in Lavender, Sage, and Onyx, it features dual microphones with noise filtering, IP67 water resistance, USB-C charging, and up to seven days of battery life.
Meanwhile, Bee Eclipse is a credit card-sized device that attaches magnetically to the back of your smartphone. It does essentially the same thing, but promises more than 21 days of battery life. That’s three weeks of helping you remember stuff without needing a recharge.
Both devices feature a physical microphone button and an indicator light, so you know when they’re listening. Amazon says conversations are processed in real time, with audio deleted afterward. Transcripts and summaries are encrypted, and users can delete them.
The Bee ecosystem also integrates with Gmail, Google Calendar, Microsoft Outlook, Alexa+, and Amazon.com. It can extract action items from meetings, suggest calendar events, prepare follow-up emails, and even remind you about something you wanted to buy.
Speaking of shopping, Amazon can also use those conversational insights to recommend products. So, your second brain might occasionally suggest opening your wallet.
Bee Frontier is available now for US$74.99, while Bee Eclipse is coming soon, starting at US$99.99. Basic features are included, but more advanced capabilities require Bee Pro, priced at US$11.99 per month.
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