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Amazon introduces Bee Frontier AI wearable and Bee Eclipse phone attachment

The two devices turn conversations into summaries and reminders; Frontier is available now and Eclipse is coming soon.

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Amazon announced two personal AI devices under the Bee brand on 15 October. Bee Frontier can be worn on the wrist or clipped to clothing, while the credit-card-sized Bee Eclipse attaches magnetically to a phone. The Bee app turns conversations into summaries, to-dos and reminders, and Amazon also announced connections to Alexa+ and Amazon.com.

Amazon says Frontier has up to seven days of battery life and Eclipse more than 21 days on a charge. Frontier is available for $74.99; Eclipse is expected soon starting at $99.99. The company says audio is processed and deleted, and users control the recording button and indicator light; these are manufacturer statements.

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    Frontier wearable is on sale and the Eclipse phone attachment is forthcoming; both use Bee’s conversation summarization service.

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Device specifications, availability and privacy details are from Amazon’s product announcement; this is not an independent product or security test.

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