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 Apple is expected to announce a new entry-level iPhone model tomorrow, and it is increasingly likely that the device will be named iPhone 16E.
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 Humane today informed customers that it is discontinuing its $700 Ai Pin at the end of February, with the device set to be taken offline less than a year after it launched in April 2024.
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AI hardware startup Humane has given its users just ten (10!) days notice that their Pins will be disconnected. In a note to its customers, the company said AI Pins will "continue to function normally" until 12PM PT on February 28. On that date, users will lose access to essentially all of their device's features, including but not limited to calling, messaging, AI queries and cloud access. The FAQ does note that you'll still be able to check on your battery life, though.
Humane is encouraging its users to download any stored data before February 28, as it plans on permanently deleting "all remaining customer data" at the same time as switching its servers off.
The company says it will refund customers who are still within the 90-day return window, so long as they submit by February 27. It also notes that users who opted to wait for a replacement for the device's combo fire hazard and Charge Case will now be refunded "the portion of [their] original purchase price that was allocated to the Charge Case." In the original recall note, that amount was $149 if ordered separately or $129 if ordered as part of the "Complete System" bundle.
Today's discontinuation announcement was brought about by the acquisition of Humane by HP, which is buying the company's intellectual property for $116 million but clearly has no interest in its current hardware business. The AI Pin was famously panned at launch by a broad section
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 Apps that have not complied with the trader requirement in the European Union have been removed from the App Store, Apple informed developers today. The apps that have been removed will not be allowed back in the ?App Store? until trader status is provided and verified by Apple.
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 Today we're tracking a few iPad discounts on Amazon, including low prices on the M2 iPad Air and M4 iPad Pro. These deals include multiple all-time low prices on Apple's tablets, matching the prices we tracked over the holiday season in many cases.
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Cheap doesn't mean trash, by the way. The AM06 Pro runs on an AMD Ryzen 7 5825U processor, 16GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 512GB SSD. That's a more-than-decent config that can handle productivity tasks, web browsing, media streaming, all while booting up your system in a jiffy and storing all your apps, photos, videos, and games with ease. If you ever outgrow it, it can be upgraded to 64GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD.
The AM06 Pro doesn't have a discrete graphics card, but it does have integrated Radeon RX Vega Graphics that can handle many 3D games. (Just don't expect to push your settings very high.) It's also powerful enough to handle triple 4K displays via the DisplayPort, full-sized HDMI, and USB-C video ports. It's a proper workstation machine.
It's seriously rare to be able to get a PC this powerful for this cheap. Get this Acemagician AM06 Pro mini PC for $249 while you still can! (And remember, if you don't have Prime, you can still score this awesome deal with a free 30-day trial.)
Get this awesome Ryzen 7 mini PC at its lowest price ever
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 Best Buy's Presidents' Day sale kicked off yesterday, and we've already covered all of the iPad discounts you can find during the event. Today, we're focusing on MacBook Air deals, including a new all-time low price on the M2 model.
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