It's Wednesday, February 28, 2018. Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.  February is wrapping up but MWC 2018 is still going strong, and we have even more stuff to show you (plus one phone that’s not here but should be.) It’s also time to evaluate Google’s AI-powered Clips camera and get ready for the Tamagotchi app. Take that, Nest.  In a statement, Amazon told Engadget it was "excited" to work with Ring and aid in its "mission to keep homes safe and secure." Ring said it could "achieve even more" by allying itself with Amazon as it focuses on its "vision for safer neighborhoods." | | What is AI anyway?  When ASUS introduced us to the ZenFone, a spokesperson proudly talked about its "10 AI features." The problem is, ASUS is playing pretty hard and fast with the way it defines artificial intelligence -- color temperature or power management adjustments without any machine learning don’t quite live up to the buzzword. | | It was kinda small.  Now, escape rooms are really popular. So are Amazon's Alexa assistant and all those Echo gadgets it likes to call home. Together, they make the perfect storm for 2018. | | What’s left to remake?  It will also emphasize marketing, spending $2 billion worldwide this year. | | It’s time.  Instead of rehashing the 3310, or Nokia’s “Banana Phone,” James Trew argues that brand-owner HMD should revisit this iconic clamshell device. | | With a few tweaks, it could be pretty compelling even for nonparents.  Despite a supremely simple setup process, seamless transfer and comprehensive sharing formats, Clips’ standout feature -- artificially intelligent auto-capture -- is just too unpredictable. | | But wait, there's more... | |
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