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I'm an Android Auto ride or die - but Apple CarPlay beats it with these 3 features - ZDNET (opens the original)
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I’ve been an advocate for Android Auto since I bought my first car a few years ago, and have seen the progression of Google’s automotive software since then. Also: I’ve used Android Auto for years, and these 5 changes solved my biggest issues At this point, it’s a very polished and highly functional operating system, with the latest Gemini upgrades giving it the smarts that it had been missing for more than a decade. But earlier this month, I decided to try something new, a little side quest tha
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 or Audio? How I'm deciding amid the growing 'creep' factor - ZDNET (opens the original)
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This week’s Meta Connect felt like one big celebration of the company’s smart wearables, with just about every model in its lineup getting fresh designs, features, and celebrity collaborations to make them even more appealing to the masses. But if you weren’t in the Hacker Way bubble, where just about everyone, including a few janitors I saw, was sporting a pair of AI-enhanced smart glasses, did any of the news click with you? Also: I tried every new Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and the audio-onl
I tried the $1,300 Meta VR Glasses, and other headsets feel like a burden now - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Amid all the smart-wearables news this week, Meta brought me in for a private demo of a lesser-known wearable: the Meta VR Glasses. That’s right, folks, the slimmification of the VR headset that we’ve talked about for years may finally be coming, and my first demo of it already shows more promise than what I’ve seen from Apple, Google, and Meta itself — ever. No one’s ever really questioned the computing capabilities of virtual and mixed reality headsets, but it’s always been comfort and ergonom
I wore Meta's $1,300 VR Glasses, and they're what enthusiasts have been waiting for - ZDNET (opens the original)
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Amid all the smart-wearables news this week, Meta brought me in for a private demo of a lesser-known wearable: the Meta VR Glasses. That’s right, folks, the slimmification of the VR headset that we’ve talked about for years may finally be coming, and my first demo of it already shows more promise than what I’ve seen from Apple, Google, and Meta itself — ever. No one’s ever really questioned the computing capabilities of virtual and mixed reality headsets, but it’s always been comfort and ergonom
I tried every new Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, and the audio-only model might be a surprise hit - ZDNET (opens the original)
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My first thought when learning about Meta’s new Ray-Ban smart glasses was, “Man, they are going all in.” This week at Connect, Meta unveiled a refreshed lineup of smart glasses, including Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 and Ray-Ban Meta Audio, the company’s first pair with no cameras. Also: Can Meta workers see through your Ray-Ban smart glasses? Here’s what security experts say It’s also launching new styles for its Meta-branded glasses, including one in collaboration with Blackpink’s Lisa, and opening the
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