Apple is working on new chips that are destined for smart glasses that would compete with Meta's Ray-Bans, reports Bloomberg.

Meta is reportedly planning to add the facial recognition technology to its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses by 2026.

Mobile World Live stated that Meta CFO Susan Li revealed on an earnings call that a decline in Quest headset sales had ...

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The tech giant is about to test his theory on Australian consumers with smart glasses that can record your day and act as a personal translator. The Facebook and Instagram owner launched ...

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Meta is preparing to launch its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses in India, but a new privacy update is raising eyebrows. The company has updated its data collection policies, removing users ...

With the AI app integrated seamlessly into the glasses, users can ask questions aloud, receive contextual answers about anything they’re looking at, and even record what they’re seeing ...

they will be like the Ray-Ban Meta glasses, which record video, take photos, play audio, and support voice functions. Other new chips for Apple wearables include a chip codenamed Nevis for an ...

Meta is apparently working on glasses with always-on AI It can recognize people's faces and remind you of things you forget ...