Apple is reportedly developing a version of visionOS – its operating system for Apple Vision Pro – that will work with smart ...

Meta is already moving toward gesture-controlled glasses, and its CTO, Andrew Bosworth, recently told CNET that gestures would most likely be needed for any future pair of display-enabled glasses.

It’s bad enough on current hardware, but if future AR/XR glasses use that peripheral area for information that doesn’t obstruct your view front-and-center, I’d be left out in the cold.

Meta’s Ray-Ban current smart glasses collaboration has been around ... camera on the right-hand side is actually the capture LED that eliminates to show you’re taking a picture and balances ...

Read more: Nvidia's CEO Explains How Its New AI Models Could Work Future Smart Glasses Last fall, Meta demonstrated its own prototype pair of AR glasses, called Orion, controlled by gestures and a ...

The more I talk to the people behind these products, the more it becomes clear that everyone believes smart glasses are the future. It’s also apparent that no one agrees on the best way to get t ...

they could be light enough and comfortable enough to work as everyday glasses. There are no plans for the first generation of Apple Glass to come in a tinted variety. For the near future ...

Apple AR glasses will reportedly take three years or more to be ready Apple is anticipated to release other devices in the style of Vision Pro Samsung's XR headset was unveiled earlier this month ...