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Bark's parental controls are the best use of AI I've ever seen (opens the original)
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Every parent wants to protect their kids, and while that's pretty easy to do when you're with them, how about all those times when you're not? Getting your child a kid-friendly phone or smartwatch is a great way to keep in touch (and keep tabs on them), but protecting them from the horrors of the internet is extraordinarily difficult, even with good parental controls in place. That's why I've been using Bark since 2024 on my son's phone and just expanded it to a new Bark Watch so he can keep in
Meta's new holograms make Star Wars tech look old school (opens the original)
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Ever since I was a kid, I hoped that I'd live to see the day when we have proper holograms as I saw in Star Wars. Of course, I hoped that real-life holograms would be a little higher quality than the fuzzy, often broken-up counterparts in the sci-fi series, and it looks like I'm mostly getting my wish thanks to Meta. At Meta Connect 2026, the company debuted a new type of digital avatar system it simply calls Holograms. The company has substantially revised its avatar system over the years, from
This Pixel 11 setting fixed my biggest issue with modern smartphone photography (opens the original)
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Have you ever taken a photo on your phone, only to look back later and wonder where all the life went? I've seen people ask why their newer smartphone photos look dull and sterile compared to their older phone, and the answer mainly lies in how phones process photos these days. Google seems to have heard everyone's cries and implemented a new feature on the Pixel 11 series called Camera Looks. These looks are more than a plain filter; they change how color science works and how shadows are calcu
Meta made a VR headset that's 83% lighter and 60% smaller than Apple Vision Pro, and I'm here for it (opens the original)
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The era of giant, heavy VR headsets is officially over. The Oculus Quest began the era of standalone VR headsets in 2019, and now Meta VR Glasses will begin the era of tiny, comfortable standalone headsets when they launch in Spring 2027. Despite what the name implies, Meta VR Glasses aren't associated with the company's other wearables offerings from brands like Ray-Ban and Oakley. Operationally, these are essentially a Meta Quest headset without the Quest branding, clearly separating it from t
Meta has over 100 different AI glasses styles, and I tried every new pair, including ones without a camera (opens the original)
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New month, new Ray-Bans. That's certainly what Meta seems to think these days, as it's launching nearly 10 new AI glasses at Meta Connect 2026. These come hot on the heels of the company's July event that launched a slew of new glasses under the "Meta AI Glasses" brand. September's new reveals include three new Meta AI Glasses-branded glasses, a brand-new Ray-Ban Gen 3 line with three main styles, and another brand-new line called Ray-Ban Audio that ditches the cameras altogether. That, and Meta
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