Meta's Muse AI agent is coming to its AI glasses

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Meta's Muse AI agent is coming to its AI glasses. More on that in moments, but first. Roland, the company behind many iconic drum machines and synthesizers, just released a Minions-themed keyboard. It's bright yellow and adorned with pictures of the cute little troublemakers. The Go Keys 3 Minion Singular is part of the long-standing Go line of products, which is primarily for those new to music making. The Minions branding indicates that this is a keyboard aimed at kids or adults obsessed with Illumination movies. The keyboard is covered in images of the huge-eyed scamps, and the keybed has a blue trim, likely to represent their tell-tale overalls. The sound engine has also been sprinkled with some franchise flavor. There are a whopping 32 Minions-themed sound variations that can be played up and down the keyboard. This includes the voices of Bob, Kevin, and Stuart. Wait, the titular Minions have regular names? I did not know that. In any event, Roland has released some samples, and the results are absolutely ridiculous. Beyond that, this is a standard Roland Go Keys 3 keyboard, which is a good thing. And now, for a spot of bad news in this cash-strapped economy, the Go Keys 3 Minion costs $450.

And Logitech is updating a classic. The Yeti 2 is a reimagined sequel to the original Blue Yeti USB microphone. Despite originally launching in 2009 and spawning several offshoots, the OG Yeti is still a popular pick for podcasters, streamers, and the like. The new model tries to modernize things with a 3D proximity sensor, AI-powered noise reduction, and an actual Yeti.

The Yeti 2's 3D proximity sensor is designed to make level and directional adjustments as brainless as possible. Logitech says it tracks your voice in space, automatically adjusting gain, EQ, and pickup patterns as you move. Automatic gain and tracking are enabled out of the box. Meanwhile, an onboard AI denoiser is designed to reduce unwanted background sounds like mouse clicks and keystrokes. If the whole package works as expected, this could make the mic friendlier for people who don't want to turn microphone levels into a hobby. Learn more about the Yeti 2 update from Will Shanklin and find the latest Gadget News, reviews, price drops, and more right now at engadget.com.

Meta's Muse AI agent can do a lot. If you're willing to trust it with the most sensitive parts of your digital life, it can use the web, book, travel, make phone calls, send emails, and even make purchases on your behalf. So far, you can use Muse in its standalone iOS, Android, or Mac apps, or within your WhatsApp chats. But in the coming months, Meta is bringing its errand running agent to its AI glasses. Meta shared more details about Muse for AI glasses at its Connect 2026 event on Wednesday. The company said Muse will help you stay on top of things, take tasks and projects off your plate, and turn long-term goals into action plans all hands-free. Specific examples include booking appointments, checking flight prices, and tracking down items.