Author: Mitchell Clark
Photo by Amanda Lopez for The Verge
The Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses are getting the ability to let you send and receive Facebook Messenger messages right from your face, according to a Wednesday post by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He says that the features being rolled out are just the beginning for the product, which was made in partnership with eyewear titan Luxottica.
Zuckerberg says that you’ll be able to use the glasses’ built-in mics, speakers, and assistant to send messages, have messages read out to you, and make audio calls using Facebook Messenger. He also promises that more updates will be coming in 2022.
Sending messages using your glasses feels very Black Widow or Iron Man
Adding the ability to use the Stories as a Tony Stark-esque communication device makes...
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Photo by Amanda Lopez for The Verge
The Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses are getting the ability to let you send and receive Facebook Messenger messages right from your face, according to a Wednesday post by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg. He says that the features being rolled out are just the beginning for the product, which was made in partnership with eyewear titan Luxottica.
Zuckerberg says that you’ll be able to use the glasses’ built-in mics, speakers, and assistant to send messages, have messages read out to you, and make audio calls using Facebook Messenger. He also promises that more updates will be coming in 2022.
Sending messages using your glasses feels very Black Widow or Iron Man
Adding the ability to use the Stories as a Tony Stark-esque communication device makes...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...