In the middle of CES, there was an abundance of tech news, but the hottest news doesn’t necessarily come from Las Vegas.
A Realme smartphone in collaboration with… Rolex
Realme, a brand known for its affordable smartphones, surprises with a special version of the Realme 12 Pro using the Rolex brand codes. The design of the phone, with a dark blue leather back and gold accents, evokes Rolex luxury, despite being positioned on the mid-range.
The Realme 12 Pro+ is equipped with a periscope telephoto lens, promising an impressive 120x zoom, and is officially expected to be announced around January 28, according to clues found in the teaser.
The Rabbit R1 wants to replace the smartphone
The American startup Rabbit unveiled the R1, a small personal AI device sold for $199 intended to replace the smartphone. Featuring a 2.88-inch touchscreen, rotating camera, and scroll wheel, the R1 is designed with simple hardware. The real innovation lies in the Rabbit OS software, which uses a “great action model» to allow the device to learn and perform autonomous actions. An ingenious approach to integrating various services without relying on traditional developers.
TF1+ is available
Announced last November, the TF1+ service is now available. This replaces myTF1 and offers more than 15,000 hours of TV programs on VOD. Although free (and monetized by advertising), TF1+ also has a paid version to avoid being hammered with ads.
Some operators and ISPs like Free have already integrated this service into their subscription.
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