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Alex Himel, VP of AR at Facebook Reality Labs, informed me over a Zoom chat that taping over the LED light was a violation of the terms of service of the glasses, which prohibit tampering with the device. There’s a difference between technology that is merely “creepy” versus something that causes actual harm, and conflating… Continue reading Facebook Releases Line Of Smart Glasses Called Ray

The changes were intended to update the frames’ style during a period of unpopularity and to make them easier to wear (the frames’ previous tilt made them impossible to perch on top of one’s head, for instance). The novels of Bret Easton Ellis often contain references to Wayfarers. Lyrics that mentioned the style of glasses… Continue reading Facebook Releases Line Of Smart Glasses Called Ray

Reduces exposure to blue light from digital screens and sun rays, which can help prevent eye-fatigue. Enhanced UV protection on both sides, plus an anti-static coating so they stay cleaner for longer. Choose from 9 colors including Black, Brown Havana and Transparent. We’ve created a customer and patient experience that prioritizes hygiene and safety without… Continue reading Facebook Releases Line Of Smart Glasses Called Ray

However, the way the glasses cover the wearer’s eyes and create photos and videos from that person’s viewpoint changes what such activity means for social groups. The Ray-Ban Stories have a bright LED that lights up when you’re taking photos and video, but I could see many people taking issue with the subtle camera placement.… Continue reading Facebook Releases Line Of Smart Glasses Called Ray

Facebook and Ray-Ban told CNBC their goal was to build glasses that allow users to capture what they see while staying present in the moment. You’re faced with a conundrum when you use your phone to take pictures. You either witness something awesome and live in the moment, or you pull out your phone and… Continue reading Facebook Releases Line Of Smart Glasses Called Ray