Meta on Wednesday unveiled a new pair of Ray-Ban branded smart glasses with a built-in display for apps, alerts, and directions on the right lens. The smart glasses are controlled by a wristband that ...

Meta has launched its advanced smart glasses, the Meta Ray-Ban Display, priced at $799, featuring a built-in screen and gesture controls. Updated Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 glasses offer improved battery and ...

Photographers have been using camera glasses as a hack for behind-the-scenes footage to feed the social media algorithms – but Meta’s newest smart glasses have a key feature that may intrigue ...

The Even G2 glasses and R1 ring are a slightly more affordable take on the Meta Ray-Ban Display and Neural Band.

Meta’s smart glasses with a display may launch next month and cost less than what people previously assumed, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. The leak suggests that the glasses, codenamed ...

Meta Launches Smart Glasses With In-Lens Display: Here's What They Can Do The Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses cost $799 and feature a screen in the right lens that lets you navigate maps and view your ...

If you thought smart glasses were cool now, wait until Meta unveils its next big project. Meta Hypernova, now likely known as Ray-Ban Meta Display smart glasses, are a next-generation pair of smart ...

Following the success of its Ray-Ban Meta glasses, Meta has launched its Ray-Ban Display glasses. This is a step up from its previous efforts, as the smart glasses feature a built-in display in the ...

In addition to the second generation of its Meta Ray-Ban and the new Meta Oakley Vanguard specially designed for athletes, Meta Platforms has also introduced a completely new model of its own smart ...

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Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. This very first-gen device raises several questions about where the next chapter of mobile computing is headed.