Tag: Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality
Anker unveils Eufy S4 video doorbell with VR viewing and AI tracking
Anker claims its new Eufy S4 video doorbell is the first with VR viewing The device has a 180-degree field of view, and uses AI tracking to follow subjects and frame them It’s set to ship at the end of October, for $299 (about £230 / AU$430) Anker has unveiled…
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Meta Ray-Ban Gen 3 vs Meta Ray-Ban Gen 2: should you upgrade?
Among the host of new products that Meta unveiled at its Connect event this week — an AI Tamagotchi, anyone? — we got the Meta Ray-Ban Gen 3 smart glasses. Here we’re going to break down all the key specs of the new specs, and in particular how they compare…
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I’ve worn the Meta VR Glasses, and they’re coming to eat Apple’s lunch
Meta Connect just ended, and the biggest announcement of the night for me was easily the debut of Meta’s VR Glasses — even if they were leaked ahead of schedule by Meta’s own prescription tutorial. Ahead of their official reveal, I got to spend 30 minutes with the new tech,…
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‘We don’t want what’s happening in the US to happen here’: Australia’s smart glasses ban extends to even more public areas
City of Sydney has joined four other local Australian councils in banning the use of smart glasses in specific areas Banned in public pools, gyms, childcare centers, libraries and government buildings Separate ban covers public schools in Western Australia Local government councils and public schools across Australia are continuing moves…
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I wore these obnoxious, travel-focused smart glasses for a week on vacation and learned more than I’d bargained for about the stony steps of Santorini
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. L’Atitude 52°N smart glasses: one-minute review A new smart specs maker has arrived on the scene, and it’s looking…
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Meta smart glasses could soon be banned in cinemas, says UK trade body — but this time it’s more about piracy than privacy
UK movie theatres considering smart glasses ban The ban would be over privacy and piracy concerns It’s yet another instance of private bans restricting the tech Privacy concerns have rocked Meta’s smart glasses business. They’re being ridiculed online as ‘perv glasses,’ and their use is banned in a growing number…
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