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And finally: Bragi set to launch context-aware earbuds at CES

And finally: Bragi set to launch context-aware earbuds at CES

Posted on December 17, 2017June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

All the other news from the week

Welcome back to And Finally, our look at all of the odds and ends that happened in the past week. And, well, actually, not a lot happened this past week. Clearly everyone’s still recovering from pushing out new devices before the Black Friday shopping extravaganza.

That, and we’re in the quiet before the storm. That’s right, CES is just around the corner.

Still, things did happen this week. Adidas cut its wearable division and Google announced which smartwatches will get Android Oreo. You can take a look at some of the other stories that happened this week below, and as always if you need more of a fill you can head over to our dedicated news section.
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