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Meta has unveiled the handheld Muse Charm, a Tamagotchi‑like personal AI agent with a touchscreen, camera, microphone and agentic features for organizing appointments, emails and controlling Meta’s glasses. A US launch is planned for December; a price for the device has not yet been announced, but core features require a paid subscription with tiers of up to $100. Analysts view Muse Charm as an attention‑grabber and potential market advantage for Meta, while risks include privacy concerns, possible misuse cases and strong competition from OpenAI and others. Whether the device becomes mass‑market will depend on price, privacy regulations and whether users accept another personal gadget alongside the smartphone. » More on rnd.de

Meta will stream hundreds of 3D films on its upcoming Meta VR Glasses and through its TV app, with content coming from services including Disney Plus, HBO, Paramount Plus and Peacock. Meta says 3D rentals and purchases will be priced in line with typical 2D UHD films and some 3D titles and free content will be available starting this fall, with a wider launch by spring. The move aims to broaden access to high-quality streamed 3D beyond expensive headsets and complements recent advances in video glasses and VR platforms that deliver full-resolution per-eye 3D playback. » More on theverge.com

Meta released open-source code and SDKs for its Muse AI, enabling developers to run Muse on hardware like Raspberry Pi or ESP32 boards and connect it to displays, buttons, sensors, and actuators. The company suggests projects such as color E Ink displays, HDMI sticks, or small touchscreens and warns users to “proceed at your own risk.” Meta is also offering a community-configurable Muse Home Link device, with 5,000 units manufactured and a waitlist open ahead of shipping this month. » More on theverge.com