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I bought this but ultimately returned it as it didn't really solve any problems due to being a complete walled garden with very sparse functionality right now
by nylonstrung 11mo ago
I bought this but ultimately returned it as it didn't really solve any problems due to being a complete walled garden with very sparse functionality right now
It's a cool form factor but the built-in transcription, ai etc are not very well implemented and I cannot imagine a user viewing this as essential rather than a novelty gadget
- sprash 11mo ago> complete walled garden Not really. You can build your own apps [1]. 1.: https://github.com/even-realities/EvenDemoApp https://github.com/even-realities/EvenDemoApp
- throwuxiytayq 11mo agoNot enough. I am not putting any hardware on my nose if I can't fully control the software running on it. Is the OS open source?
- sprash 11mo agoThis is pretty low level access. The phone you are going to pair it with and is providing network access is definitely more closed than this.
- bee_rider 11mo agoIt is bad that phones are closed. But, at least they aren’t stuck to our faces and able to observe our every move.
- beeflet 11mo agoNo, it isn't
- yjftsjthsd-h 11mo agoMy phone is running an open source OS that I have low-level control of.
- embedding-shape 11mo agoSeems they even included a hard-coded API key for DeepSeek's API that still work, doesn't exactly leave great confidence in their engineering.
- hasperdi 11mo agoIf you share that API key here... - we all get to use free LLM - they'll learn to do it properly next time So it's a win-win situation
- embedding-shape 11mo agoIf I instead don't, and let you know that the key is there in the source code, hopefully at least one deserving person might learn how to look through source code better, and none of the lazy people get it :) So no.