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Today's Digital Pulse
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Workout Generator (Peloton) |
Peloton has introduced a turnaround strategy centered on AI to personalize workouts and improve the user experience. The company has launched Peloton IQ, a custom-built AI system that uses movement tracking and fitness data to offer real-time feedback and personalized class recommendations. Peloton also has partnered with Respin Health, a startup founded by Halle Berry, to offer menopause-related content and is creating content for other specific user groups.
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Smart Home
Amazon is integrating Alexa+ with new Fire TV devices, improving AI capabilities for complex queries, tailored recommendations and scene searches. The update comes with new Fire TV models, including the Fire TV Omni QLED Series, which features "Omnisense" auto-brightness and "Dialogue Boost."
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Wireless
Nokia remains a key player in the US wireless market despite losing major radio access network contracts with Verizon and AT&T. Nokia continues to supply equipment for core networks and private deployments, and serves smaller carriers, which are essential for the "rip and replace" program.
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Tech News
DoorDash has officially unveiled Dot, its in-house developed autonomous robot for food delivery, which can carry up to 30 pounds or six pizza boxes and includes customizable inserts, such as cupholders and coolers. Additional features include a top-mounted LED text display, speakers for robotic voice communication, a microphone for future AI interactions and an interior camera for security.
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Retail Trends
Google has expanded AI Mode, its AI-powered search experience, by adding visual results alongside text-based answers, making it easier for users to explore products and shop by describing what they are looking for in natural language. The update leverages the Shopping Graph, which contains more than 50 billion product listings, and combines Google Lens and Image Search with Gemini 2.5's multimodal capabilities to deliver more relevant visual results.
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