[Meta launches a handheld dedicated device to facilitate users to use Muse anytime, anywhere] On September 24th, MetaPlatforms Inc. released MuseCharm, a palm-sized device for using the company's artificial intelligence assistant Muse, equipped with a 2-inch display and a new operating system. The product was launched on stage by Meta's CEO. The device has features such as an OLED touch screen, 5G modem and camera, and can be navigated with the thumb, allowing users to customize and interact with virtual Muse characters. MuseCharm, which will be available in December and is expected to be priced about the same as a smartwatch, will allow users to access the Muse range without Wi-Fi and interact with other MuseCharm devices when nearby. The company initially planned to bring the device to market in 2027, but Zuckerberg pushed the team to bring it forward to 2026 and make it available for sale by the end of the year, according to people familiar with the matter.