Meta y Oakley lanzaron gafas inteligentes no solo buscan ser un accesorio, sino una herramienta indispensable en el día a día de los.

Al parecer, Meta tiene varios proyectos nuevos de gafas inteligentes y está trabajando en otros wearables asociados para acompañarlos.

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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman shared new details about Meta's upcoming plans, which includes a new augmented reality product that's set to debut in 2027. Artemis is slated to be an advanced version of the ...

Meta is reportedly working on multiple smart glasses Includes Oakley smart specs like its Ray-Bans, and glasses with a display Artemis, consumer versions of Orion, are tipped for 2027 We already ...

Meta Plans Oakley-Branded Glasses, Explores Watches and Earbuds Company resumes work on smartwatch and develops AirPods rival First real AR glasses, dubbed ‘Artemis,’ are planned for 2027 ...

Meta is now granting its users new freedom to post a wide array of derogatory remarks about races, nationalities, ethnic groups, sexual orientations, and gender identities, training materials ...

Facebook parent Meta Platforms Inc. is replacing fact checking on the platform with a feature called Community Notes, Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg announced Tuesday in rolling out a raft of ...

Meta Orion glasses aren't even close and they would be crazy expensive to make today. Any laptop 30 years ago was better at displaying a video than Orion with its unusable transparent blacks.

For most people angry at Meta or Mark Zuckerberg, the options for recourse are limited. You could delete your Facebook account or complain about the billionaire with like-minded friends.

We got a glimpse of that with Meta Orion at September's Meta Connect conference, and it's clear this band is the way Meta plans users to interact with all future AR glasses from the company.

Meta plans to lay off approximately 3,600 employees identified as low performers to raise performance standards. CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed the move, emphasizing extensive performance-based cuts.