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The Hidden iOS Trackpad Makes It Easier to Type Accurately
Do you keep tapping the wrong location on your screen? This trick will help you type what you want and where you want.
Meta $1,000+ Smart Glasses With In-Vision Screen Explained
Forget the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, Meta may bring out a pair of smart glasses with a built-in screen as early as later in 2025 ...
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How Meta's upcoming $1,000+ smart glasses with a screen will work
Meta Platforms Inc., ramping up work on a deluxe version of its popular smart glasses, plans to include hand-gesture controls ...
Meta Is Reportedly Working on Smart Glasses With a Screen — at a Price Point $1,000 More Than Its Ray-Bans
The advanced feature that sets Hypernova apart from the current Ray-Ban Meta glasses, and contributes heavily to its price ...
Meta’s $1,000 smart glasses with built-in screen reportedly launching this year — here’s what you will see through them
Meta’s higher-end Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses with a built-in screen may be coming sooner than you think! Bloomberg’s Mark ...
Meta's $1,000+ Hypernova smart glasses may launch this year with tiny built-in display
The Hypernova smart glasses will arrive later this year, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, so we could see them unveiled ...
Meta’s Hypernova smart glasses will cost over $1,000, report claims
According to a new report, Meta's Hypernova smart glasses with a single display in the right lens could cost up to $1,400.
Meta’s $1,000 Smartglasses Will Likely Have a Tiny Display and a Potential Problem with Interoperability
Meta's 'Hypernova' glasses could cost well over $1,000 and include a tiny display on one lens with its own, tiny app tray.
Love the Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses? A big upgrade is coming with Android at its heart
Meta is upgrading its $299 Ray-Ban AI Glasses with a pricier pair featuring a screen, apps, and gesture controls.
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Eye-catching mobile device research could be a sight for sore thumbs
Insights from a new study focused on widening the use of eye-tracking as a control method for mobile devices could offer a sharper view of the smartphones of the future.
Here’s more of what you’ll see through Meta’s $1,000 smart glasses
Bloomberg says that Hypernova will cost over $1,000 and could sell for as high as $1,300 to $1,400. For comparison, the ...
Meta Hypernova Smart Glasses With Built-In Screen, Support for Hand Gestures in Development: Report
Meta will reportedly allow users to control its Hypernova smart glasses using a "neural wristband" that enables support for hand gestures.