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Amazon’s personal AI wearable maker, Bee, has introduced its first new products since being acquired by the retail giant last year. The company unveiled the Bee Frontier, a wrist‑mounted device that can also be pinned to clothing, and the Bee Eclipse, a credit‑card‑sized recorder that magnetically attaches to smartphones. Both devices promise to capture conversations, generate summaries, and create actionable to‑do lists, all while integrating with Alexa, Amazon.com, and popular productivity apps. Prices start at seventy‑four dollars for the Frontier and ninety‑nine dollars for the Eclipse, offering a lower‑cost alternative to competitors such as Plaud Note and Pocket. Bee’s privacy‑first architecture processes audio in real time, deleting raw recordings and encrypting transcripts with user‑controlled keys, ensuring that only the owner can access the data. The new devices feature a single button for power and an indicator light that

By Marcus E. | JQJO News