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The Morning After: Meta is reportedly working on an AI model of Mark Zuckerberg
Meta is reportedly developing an AI model trained on Mark Zuckerberg's mannerisms and statements to interact with employees. Separately, a leaked memo suggests Xbox CEO Asha Sharma believes Game Pass is too expensive for players, indicating potential pricing changes. Additionally, Apple is testing up to four styles of smart glasses, aiming to compete with Meta's Ray-Ban Meta model.
Apple reportedly testing out four different styles for its smart glasses that will rival Meta Ray-Bans
Apple is reportedly testing four distinct styles for its upcoming smart glasses, aiming to compete with Meta's Ray-Ban models. These designs range from rectangular to oval frames, with potential color options. The smart glasses, internally codenamed N50, are expected to launch in late 2026 or 2027 and will focus on seamless integration with the Apple ecosystem.
Evening Mobilization
Meta's smart glasses are being developed to track users' nutritional data by observing their eating habits. This feature is part of a broader initiative to integrate data tracking capabilities into the company's wearable technology.
Morning Mobilization
New smart glasses now allow users to read ebooks and play chess at eye level. This development integrates reading and gaming functionalities directly into the augmented reality experience provided by the smart glasses.
The latest Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are more customizable and expensive
Meta and Ray-Ban, under parent company EssilorLuxottica, have released new styles of their smart glasses, the Ray-Ban Meta Blayzer Optics and Scriber Optics, starting at $499. These updated models offer increased customization, including compatibility with a wider range of prescription lenses, and new features like Japanese, Mandarin, and Arabic translation support and AI-enabled food tracking.
Saturday Mobilization
Android has implemented a new policy regarding sideloading that is less restrictive than initially feared. In other tech news, Meta is planning to release Ray-Ban smart glasses that will accommodate prescription lenses.
Morning Mobilization
This article discusses how smart glasses can enhance a user's perceived intelligence. The technology aims to provide users with information and capabilities that make them appear more knowledgeable in various social and professional settings.
Morning Mobilization
Samsung has begun testing its One UI 9 operating system for the upcoming Galaxy S26. Meanwhile, Meta is reportedly developing new smart glasses, potentially building on previous iterations of wearable technology.
Evening Mobilization
Rokid smart glasses have added support for Google Gemini, enhancing their capabilities. Separately, T-Mobile is making significant claims about its T-Sat service, though its actual performance is under scrutiny.