Even G2 v2.2.9 is here. What’s new: • Expanded Contextual Menu controls while features are running • Run features with the display off • End features directly through Even AI • Teleprompt now flags unsupported characters • Export health data from Health Settings • Attach screenshots + videos when reporting issues • Even Hub apps can now integrate with Contextual Menu Available now on the App Store & Google Play.

Creatify AI has been recognized across six categories on @G2: AI Video Generators, AI Content Creation Platforms, AI Avatar Generators, Video Content Creation, Text to Speech, and Video Translation. 1,475 verified reviews. 4.8 out of 5 stars. Over 91% five-star. What stands out isn't the volume — it's the breadth. These reviews come from marketers, e-commerce and retail teams, agencies, and brands across every major region and industry. Consistent recognition across audiences that varied tells us Creatify delivers real, repeatable value wherever it's used. → 9.7 / 10 average score → 4.8 / 5 stars → 91%+ five-star ratings → 6 G2 categories But the recognition we value most isn't a score — it's the words of the people who use Creatify every day. To everyone who left a review: thank you. These rankings are yours as much as ours. Read the full breakdown:

Controlling my AI agent while riding through the city 👓 With Terminal Mode on the Even G2 glasses, I can keep an eye on my Codex agent running back home, check progress, and even dictate new commands on the go. My computer stays at home. The project keeps moving wherever I go. Learn more: @EvenRealities #CodeInTheWild#

CodeInTheWild is now open! Show the most unexpected real-world way you use Even G2 Terminal Mode to supervise an AI coding agent - and compete for 10 years of Codex Pro 5x. How to enter: 1. Record with the Even Realities' app Terminal mode capture feature 2. Post on X with @EvenRealities & include CodeInTheWild Winners are ranked primarily by public likes.

5 human records were beaten at the World Humanoid Robot Games in China that ended a few days ago, fully autonomously! Across 51 events, two robot makers had the strongest showing: — Agibot, and their wheeled Genie G2 (~$140k) and Agilink OmniHand Ultra (~$61k), which crushed the task based events — X-Humanoid, and their Tiangong Ultra (~$41k), which crushed athletics Unitree ($37B), which stole the show last year and popped in its IPO this year, scaled back the night of the preliminaries with a poor showing. In a big change from last year, most events required full autonomy with only teleop / remote allowed for certain task based events. This is incredible progress in just 1 year in humanoid robotics. A year ago the best 100m was 21.5s. China continues to demonstrate its lead. They ship 86-97% of the world's humanoid robots. We are close to superhuman physicality and getting there on autonomy in certain domains. And there's a long way to go: the bots could only lift 16kg in the weightlifting event. And yes, they'd occasionally blow up. This is the worst the humanoids will ever get.