Android show, new eBikes from Rad Power, and Yale’s ADT Smart Lock—Your Gear News of the Week
Google’s annual I/O The developer meeting took place on May 20th and points out that all the signs are big.
where is it We usually learn There are Android, Google’s Gemini Artificial Intelligence Assistant, and everything that appears on every other platform of the company, from Wear OS to Android Auto. But this week, Google announced a virtual event Android Show: I/O EditionIt will be held one week before the event and will be held at 10am (1pm ET) on May 13th. In the teaser video, Google’s Sameer Samat, president of Android Ecosystem, announced the show with camera ready.
The Android Show may explore all the new features that will be coming to Android 16, the next version of Google’s mobile operating system. However, this break from the traditional process of unveiling all of the latest Android in I/O suggests that the May 20th meeting is packed with news from other areas and services.
Last year, Android I took the back seat Google is putting pressure on Google to show the answer to Openai’s ChatGPT. This year, we may see features related to Gemini’s personal context. This is the assistant’s ability to understand you through past conversations and connected Google services such as Gmail and Calendar. Also, there is widespread expectation that we will learn more Google’s Android XRand perhaps get the company’s upcoming updates Smart Glasses.
Rad Power Bikes debuts new Radrunner lineup
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Direct Consumer Company Rad Power BikeI created a whole DTC more or less Electric bicycle category And he controlled it for years, and recently from layoffs and lawsuits A quiet exit for a recent new CEO and Tariff attack. In this chaotic environment, the company has announced three new updates to its bestselling evikes. Radrunner, Radrunner Plus and the new Radrunner Max.
The Radrunner and Radrunner Plus are the company’s two popular utility bikes (half a dozen are displayed every day when riding a bike around Portland, Oregon) and upgrades to the line include safety features like the Rad Power. A safe shielddebuted last year (like a battery, battery cells are encapsulated, making them safer in unlikely events with battery fires). It also includes other upgrades such as PassCode Protection. IPX6 Weather Protection.
The most exciting release is Rad Runner’s Max. It is currently a high-end Rad Runner model. Class 3 Electric Bike. It only has pedal assist and has a top speed of 28 mph. It has a 60-mile range and works with Apple’s Find My Network, so you can track whether it’s being stolen or not. No air tags required. The new digital key unlocks the bike as you approach, and the radar function alerts you when your car or other bikes approach. The company has also debuted a new range extender that is compatible with all three models. Radrunner is available for $1,499,and The Radrunner Plus is $1,799. You can make a reservation Radrunner Max is $2,299 and $249 range extender For delivery in early May. – Adrienne So
Yale’s latest rock has a new kind of Z wave
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Yale, known for that Smart lock (Also, regular locks) have announced a new version of Assure Lock 2, which is associated with a deep partnership with home security brand ADT. It will work with a new kind of Z-Wave technology.