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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action Oops! A massive service outage has apparently bricked older Peek devices. Peek CEO Amol Sarva is on the case though, offering existing customers a free Peek 9 to make up for their lack of email access. Uh, great?
Earlier today, in the wake of the announcement of the Peek 9, the latest and greatest in a series of truly baffling gadgets, Brian Barrett asked “Who In Their Right Mind Would Buy a Peek 9?” Well, would you?
Try not to get too excited, guys, but Peek 9 is here. It’s not as worthless as TwitterPeek, but that’s vastly different from being worthwhile. Honest question: Who in blue blazes buys these things? How does Peek stay in business?
In a promotional email sent to us today, Peek chief Amol Sarva hinted the upcoming Peek 9 platform would support “real-time apps.” Love ‘em or hate ‘em these devices exist, and they’re apparently about to get a bit more robust.
