"Google has a long history of building something interesting, making a lot of big promises about its future, then seemingly forgetting it exists and killing it a few months or years later. Over the last few years, you'd be forgiven for thinking the smart home was one of those things, as Google Home and Nest products seemed to languish behind their competitors. But Google says it's still in the game, and that Gemini is the key to making the smart home truly great."
"After that, The Verge's Victoria Song explains what's new with Peloton. And by "what's new with Peloton," we mean "how Peloton can possibly justify raising fees and selling a $6,695 treadmill." As it turns out, Peloton believes in AI as much as anyone - and if any company can pull off personalized, AI-driven workouts, it might just be Peloton. Vee walks us through the company's recent history, why the Peloton vibes are still so strong, and whether the new gear is worth the price."
Google has a history of launching products and later discontinuing them, and Google Home and Nest hardware have lagged behind competitors. Google plans to use Gemini AI to rejuvenate the smart home and change how people interact with devices throughout the home. The company faces a choice between prioritizing hardware or serving as a platform for others. Peloton is raising fees and selling an expensive $6,695 treadmill while betting on AI-driven personalized workouts to justify costs. Peloton's brand energy remains strong. A question about owning multiple smartwatches is answered with practical pros, cons, and wrist-management tips.
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