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9 Interestana reports mention Ray-Ban Stories, newest first. Each is summarised from the original reporting and links back to its publisher.
Insta360, a company known for its action cameras and 360-degree video equipment, is reportedly developing a new product: AI-powered smart glasses. Evidence of this development emerged through a patent filing with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), which was first…
Meta is reportedly developing a new iteration of its smart glasses that will omit cameras entirely, a move that could address significant privacy concerns that have plagued the company's current smart eyewear.
Major technology companies are increasingly positioning smart glasses as the next frontier for integrating artificial intelligence into daily life. This strategic push involves significant investment and development aimed at creating wearable devices that offer seamless AI assistance and augmented reality…
Meta Platforms has publicly disclosed a patent application that details a potential feature for its smart glasses: AI-powered facial recognition to identify individuals. This technology could enable the glasses to recognize people and use that information in the creation…
Instagram has reportedly failed to adequately address the proliferation of harassment videos captured using Meta's Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses, a month after pledging to implement stricter policies. Users continue to encounter content that appears to violate community guidelines, including footage…
A recent poll conducted by GSM Arena has revealed a prevailing sentiment among consumers that smart glasses currently represent a solution in search of a problem, lacking compelling use cases that justify their adoption.
A new privacy-focused application named AntiZuck has been released for iPhone users, offering a tool to detect the presence of Meta's smart glasses in their vicinity. This $2.99 application functions by scanning for specific Bluetooth signals that are emitted…
Apple is reportedly targeting the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in 2027 for the unveiling of its long-anticipated augmented reality smart glasses. This projected timeline, shared by Bloomberg analyst Mark Gurman, suggests a significant delay from earlier expectations.
Meta Platforms announced this week an update to its smart glasses that will disable the device's recording capabilities if the outward-facing LED indicator is obstructed. This new privacy feature aims to prevent users from covertly recording audio or video…