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But the main point of it is to be able to record some audio into it, which it has local memory that stores on the ring.

And that sends it to your phone.

And it uses the MCP protocol, which is like this new AI protocol that Anthropic made.

They just donated it, by the way.

Yeah, they donated it to everybody.

Which allows it to perform actions for you.

So right now in the Pebble app, you'll be able to like...

save a reminder or you'll be able to make a calendar event and the whole point basically is just to have something that is just instant easy access that you won't have to like only do that in the Pebble app you have to have the Pebble app but it can take actions in other apps but as the Pebble app is just the connecting like thread but for example Eric told me that when he saves notes he always does it in Notion so he has it immediately save a note to Notion which I thought would get you guys excited yeah I kind of want this now

Yeah.

That was also crazy.

Because I've seen rings charged, so I'm not sure why they chose to do this.

This is the weird thing.

So, yeah, it has about two years of battery life because it has a battery that they send in it, and you record a certain amount of audio, and it can last that long.

And Eric's kind of like reasoning for this was that you would have to have a proprietary charger.

And if it lasts two years, you're gonna lose the charger.

That was his reasoning.

I lose the ring before the charger.

My charger just sits in a spot.

So it's, I don't, I don't love that it sort of feels like it's e-waste.

He said you can send it back to them and they'll recycle it.