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Meta’s Oakley Smart Glasses Could Spell the End for GoPros
While Ray-Bans are pretty all-purpose and could appeal to anyone with enough money to justify buying them, Oakley might make more sense for someone interested in sports like snowboarding or surfing. A new report seems to confirm that intention,
Forget Ray-Bans: The new Meta Oakley smart glasses may interest some users more
Meta confirmed the upcoming glasses today when an official "Oakley Meta" profile emerged on Instagram. (That account is following the Instagram accounts for Meta, Oakley, Mark Zuckerberg, Rocco Basilico, chief wearables officer at Luxottica, and Caloa Mato, head of global marketing at Oakley.)
Japan's TDK said on Thursday it has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, as the ...
Samsung’s first Android XR devices, the Gemini-powered Project Moohan and AI smart glasses, are reportedly coming this fall.
With smart glasses set to become the latest battleground for the global tech giants, many are turning to established retail ...
Japan's TDK has acquired U.S.-based SoftEye, which makes software and hardware for smart glasses, said a person familiar with ...
Hearing loss is something of an epidemic in the United States, where the population is rapidly aging. Chances are, your ...
Generally, in sports, athletes who need glasses don't wear them. They prefer goggles -- think of Horace Grant or the ...
A Japanese company that makes glasses will donate 5,100 pairs of spectacles to people displaced by Russia's invasion of ...
The Viture Pro XR Glasses are on sale for $351 at Amazon, which is the best price we've seen for the impressive extended ...
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