OPINION: Integration unlocks killer applications for the wearables, and helps to make them look less conspicuous.

There are two forward-facing cameras on the front of the glasses – one camera at the far left and one at the far right – which capture a stereoscopic view of what's in front of the wearer.

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The Xreal One (left) next to Apple Vision Pro (right). The Xreal One is far smaller, and a lot less expensive. They're tethered display glasses, not a sensor-equipped mixed reality standalone computer ...

Most of these smart glasses use what is called a waveguide technology to project visuals in front of the wearer's ... the lens also frees up the field of view from any prism distortion; and ...

The Meta smart glasses, equipped with a pair of front-facing cameras ... that uses AI to make sense of the world in the view of a person’s eyes, and camera sensors aboard a face-worn device ...

According to Jon Prosser of Front Page Tech ... The difference is that this view would be projected directly onto the Apple Glass lenses. And you could digitally teleport to different locations.

Human hands haven’t evolved in the past decade, and the finger calisthenics one has to do to handle huge modern phones is ...

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 devices are now available to buy. It starts at £999 / $999 / AU$1699 for the 256GB variant. That sees ...

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