Welcome to the Tech Meme Right Home for Monday, February 26, 2024. I'm Brian McCullough today.

Mobile World Congress kicks off this week and I bet you can guess what the big theme this year is.

All the hardware that is being announced to allow you to do AI on your existing devices, Samsung

unveiled its Galaxy Ring, but Apple wants you to know it could do a Ring 2 if it wanted to.

And Lenova's see-through laptop is cool looking, but also looking for a use case.

Here's what you miss today in the world of Tech.

Mobile World Congress has begun in Barcelona and Samsung has used the occasion to unveil something they demoed at their last big event, the Galaxy Ring. It's centered around health and

wellness comes in three colors will be available later this year, and it's, well, a

smart ring, quoting and gadget.

Journalists weren't allowed to photograph it today,

but some additional images from Samsung

show it to be a chunky concave ring about the same size

as the aura, according to a supplied image. The extra girth isn't surprising given the electronics

cached inside. The Galaxy Ring will also offer a new tool called My Vitality Score that measures

alertness so users can see if they're at their best.

Feedback will be available via booster cards that offer science-based tips using sleep and other data gathered by the device.

The Galaxy Ring will be part of the Samsung Health

ecosystem and be compatible with the Galaxy Watch. That means you'll be able to use

both devices at once to track your health and get higher quality data as a result.

That said, the advantage of a ring wearable is that it's far

less annoying to sleep with, end quote. And quoting the verge. The Galaxy Ring prototypes I was able to try

out were presented in three colors,

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