The answer is technically no. It does have an 8MP camera, but it's not designed to take photos. Instead, the built-in shooter is for the Rabbit R1's "Vision" feature (a perk where the AI can give ...

Now the Rabbit R1 has been met with negative reviews of its own – though not quite as damning as those for the AI Pin ... start timers, take pictures or videos or navigate, for instance.

This sums up my experience using the Rabbit R1, a $199 app-free handheld device that uses AI to complete tasks.There were moments when everything clicked and I understood the hype behind what ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Rabbit is a startup that stunned the world in early January with its surprising AI ...

The Rabbit r1 AI device that can perform in-app actions will start shipping to early buyers next month. Only the first 10,000 units out of the 100,000 preorders Rabbit received will be delivered.

The Rabbit R1 is now officially available ... voice recording and note taking with AI summary, alarms and timers, lets you play music, create AI images, call an Uber and chat with AI services.