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This exudes some strong Gemini energy, but from Meta.

Meta AI has unveiled a new large language model (LLM) named Muse Spark, intended to usher its software into a “people first” phase. Muse Spark is adept at utilizing multiple agents to handle tasks with precision and rapidity. At present, Meta AI, energized by Muse Spark, is accessible to U.S. users through Instant and Thinking modes in the application. Nevertheless, platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, and Meta’s AI glasses will get these updates at a later time.

Muse Spark is a multimodal LLM capable of generating minigames and assisting in troubleshooting household appliances. It also seeks to support users in understanding their health, having been trained with information gathered by more than 1,000 medical professionals. The AI can comprehend and evaluate products, providing alternatives and facilitating shopping by exploring trending styles and inspirations.

Meta’s Superintelligence Labs developed Muse Spark from the ground up, and it now powers the Meta AI app and meta.ai. The AI’s novel features are being introduced in the U.S., with intentions to expand these to other platforms shortly. The debut of Muse Spark follows Meta’s earlier AI innovations, such as the Llama 3 LLM and improved image generation.

The abilities of Muse Spark resonate with those of Google’s Gemini, emphasizing speed and user-focused functionalities. Meta strives to develop an AI that users can depend on, utilizing content from creators and subagents to efficiently manage complex tasks.

We could be nearing the expansion of the 70 series.

What you need to know

– Motorola’s Edge 70 series may broaden, as the 70 Pro has allegedly had its rendering leaked featuring multiple colors and textures.
– Reports suggest the device will debut in a light green shade with a “satin-luxe” texture, according to an X tipster, alongside a maroon and deep blue variant with a “fabric” feel.
– The Edge 70 Ultra was mentioned in reports late last year, indicating it might have flagship qualities with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC.

As the week comes to a close, buzz surrounding Motorola’s upcoming slab phones seeks attention, showcasing a vibrant array.

The rumors regarding the Motorola Edge 70 Pro originate from YTechB, stating the device could launch in four color options. Initially, the publication cites leaker Intakhab on X, who shared an alleged image of the Edge 70 Pro in some seemingly official material. Allegedly, the phone is set to feature a light green color choice with a “satin-luxe” finish. Additionally, the X post mentions a deep blue shade with a “tailored-fabric” finish and a white “marble” finish.

Android Central’s Take

I’m fond of a good red hue, and the rumored color for the Edge 70 Pro appears quite appealing (let’s hope it’s authentic). Motorola has also been exploring various colors and textures for its devices. If you’ve seen the latest whispers surrounding the Razr 2026, you understand what I mean.

The publication contributed its own batch of purported Moto Edge 70 Pro renderings in three color variations. One rendering offers a glimpse of what the deep blue (Pantone Titan) option looks like with the fabric texture. Rumors suggest a Pantone Zifandel, resembling maroon, could make its debut with a smooth, polished finish. Finally, the report indicates that a wood finish, appearing quite dark—almost like walnut—could be introduced.

The overall aesthetics of the phone bear a resemblance to the 2025 models; however, the square camera arrangement is slightly offset from the top corner. The publication claims a 6,500mAh battery may power the phone when it’s released.

Taking the edge

These speculations highlight another feature of the Edge 70 Pro: a “quad-curved display.” This is especially intriguing given that the Edge 70 was launched with a completely flat display. The design was largely akin to the 2025 model, apart from the color highlights on the raised camera lenses. The renders for the Edge 70 Pro from the tipster on X emphasize the accented lenses, but the curved display is also faintly discernible.

Android Central’s Take

I’m sure everyone has their own opinion on curved displays. After prolonged use on the Edge Plus 2023, I’ve grown somewhat weary of them. A curved display has its merits; I appreciated the edge lighting Motorola provides, but it becomes monotonous. You tend to sacrifice some screen real estate for the curve as it slopes down and away, making a flat display feel more expansive. It also avoids making gaming feel so awkward.

The Moto Edge 70 is notably slim, leading to speculation that the Pro version will maintain that design ethos. Speculations for the 70 series accumulate, with the Edge 70 already released, though not in the U.S. Reports surrounding a potential 70 Pro are emerging, along with the Ultra model. The 70 Ultra had its own report last year, suggesting Motorola may target a more premium market segment.

The phone was anticipated to feature a soft, textured rear panel, alongside Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC. One lingering question is whether we’ll see any of these devices this year.