Cyclon is introducing a new smartphone experience that prioritizes artificial intelligence for all user interactions. The system is designed to run on existing Google Pixel phones, starting with the Pixel 8a, and aims to replace the traditional smartphone interface with a chatbot-driven model.
The core of Cyclon's offering is a chatbot that responds to user commands for various tasks. Examples provided by the company include instructing the AI to manage notifications, monitor messaging apps like WhatsApp, and generate replies to friends, even retrieving photos from a gallery without direct user input. Other proposed functionalities include ordering food via DoorDash and calling couriers.
A notable feature highlighted is the ability to build and share apps on demand, such as a language learning app tailored for a specific vacation. For hardware, Cyclon states it has a working prototype on Google Pixel 8a units. The company's pre-order model involves customers paying $699 to receive a Pixel 8a prototype initially, followed by a later shipment of their proprietary 'Cyclon Phone'.
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Cyclon is developing an AI-first smartphone experience, initially running on repurposed Google Pixel 8a units, with a focus on AI handling all user interactions. The company aims to replace traditional smartphone interfaces with a chatbot-driven system for tasks like managing notifications and generating messages. Pre-orders offer a Pixel 8a prototype and a future Cyclon Phone for $699.