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It seems that the star feature of the orange gadget, the Teach Mode, is one step closer It has been almost 9 months since that presentation at CES 2024 in which Jesse Lyu, the CEO of Rabbit Inc. showed us a disruptive and innovative device capable of performing tasks at a human level. […]
The "Rabbit Beta" functionality is now smarter, being able to work through the camera and its vision mode, in addition to alarms and timers. After the news that Rabbit was going to stop releasing weekly updates, I didn't even trust that there would be news in a short period of time, but it seems that
The third-party company Obscurity Labs runs a series of tests on the Rabbit r1 to try to assess its security… And it seems to have passed. Not long ago, we wrote on the blog about the security issues the Rabbit r1 had and how it concerned users—including me—to the point that
Simon B. confirms that starting today there will no longer be Thursday updates, as has been the case since its launch. Yes, I'm a day late, but it's been a pretty busy week. I apologize. But let's get to the point. Simon Balmain has spoken, and I'm sure it won't be to everyone's liking.
I thought it would be a good idea to start testing this device, and I'm going to start with one of the most visual parts, and why not say it, what works best with the Rabbit R1: The Magic Camera and its pixelated images. I've talked about it before, but of course now I can test it.
The second-hand market has been flooded with Rabbit r1 devices, and the best part is that they're much cheaper. Technology is like that, and on many occasions, far from appreciating, users end up putting their devices up for sale on the second-hand market. Whether they're used or even
The new Rabbit R1 update includes "Beta Rabbit" mode, which offers us multiple, more complex responses and much better results than before. The Rabbit R1 has a long way to go and, of course, a lot of room for improvement—which is understandable considering its initial state. It's because
Rabbit releases a statement explaining the steps to follow if you are going to sell or buy the second-hand Rabbit r1. Security flaws continue to haunt the Rabbit r1, and after the Rabbitude announcement in which they talked about the danger of linking accounts, the team has discovered a new problem.
A few days after the Rabbit R1 arrived in Europe, people are showing their discontent and giving negative opinions. It pains me to say this, and it pains me especially because I've been following the project day by day for more than six months, since its presentation at CES in Las Vegas. Reading the opinions is a real pain.
Simon Balmain Talks About the Rabbit R1 Team's Relationship with Modders, Developers, and Hackers A few hours ago, Rabbit Inc.'s Head of Communications and Networks, Simon B., released a statement to try to clarify some points about the company's relationship with external developers of all kinds.
