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New report says Apple is working on Meta-style smart glasses and AirPods with cameras

This report hints that Apple is working on a device that would be similar to the Ray-Ban smart glasses from Meta. As Gurman hints, Apple could tightly integrate its AirPods with a set of AI glasses. These would not be AR glasses, as the technology is still coming together.

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Apple’s future smart glasses could look like Meta’s Ray-Bans

If you’ve been looking to buy a pair of smart glasses but have trouble choosing between Meta’s Ray-Bans and Amazon’s Echo Frames, Apple may be throwing its own pair into the mix. The Silicon Valley giant could be developing smart glasses that are similar to the former brand.

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Google could make smart glasses again to take on Apple Vision Pro

According to Bloomberg, Google is in the final stages of acquisition talks with AdHawk Microsystems. AdHawk makes low-power eye-tracking tech, which it sells to multiple manufacturers, and as Android Authority adds, it's also developed its own set of AR glasses.

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Apple might release a new $1,000 device in 2022 that’s unlike any other Apple product

The glasses’ key feature will be Apple’s custom “optical see-through ... Outside of work, you’ll catch him streaming new movies and TV shows, or training to run his next marathon.

Apple Breaks Tradition With A Flood Of New Releases; Explores Smart Glasses

Apple has unveiled a host of new products within a short span of two weeks, straying from its traditional staggered launch ...

It's looking more likely that Google will once again release smart glasses

Google is eyeing AdHawk for its eye-tracking tech. This acquisition boosts Android XR and signals new hardware and smart ...

New VR glasses in 2025: which devices can we expect?

2025 is likely to be a quieter year for VR hardware. Samsung and Google's mixed reality headset, currently the only major ...

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