Meta's Old AI Devices Get New Life with ADB

Summary

Meta recently announced that it's enabling Android Debug Bridge (ADB) on its old Portal devices.
These devices were made to use AI for tasks like video calls and playing games.
With ADB, developers can now build apps for these devices using AI.
This is an important step for developers who want to create new experiences on the Portal.
The Portal devices are no longer being sold or supported by Meta, but developers can still use ADB to create apps for them.
ADB is a tool that helps developers test and debug their apps on Android devices.

This move shows that Meta is still committed to its AI technology, even if it's not selling new devices.
It's also a win for developers who want to create new experiences on old hardware.

Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a tool that helps developers test and debug their apps on Android devices.
It allows developers to send commands to the device, see what's happening on the device, and even take control of the device remotely.
This makes it easier for developers to fix problems and make sure their apps work correctly.
In this case, ADB is being used to help developers create new apps for old Portal devices that use AI.