Sources: Apple is testing four AI glasses designs with rectangular and oval frames, multiple colors, and a camera system with vertically oriented oval lenses
Also: The latest on the foldable iPhone. — Apple is working on several frame styles and a unique camera design for its first smart glasses.
Bloomberg Mark Gurman
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Discussion
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@markgurman
Mark Gurman
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Power On: Apple's upcoming AI smart glasses will come in several styles and colors - and the company is testing a unique vertical oval camera design. The latest on Apple's next major product. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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Apple AI Glasses Will Rival Meta's With Several Styles, Oval Cameras
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@markgurman
Mark Gurman
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Also in Power On: It's Apple's longtime AI chief John Giannandrea's last official week at the company. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
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@michaelmiraflor
Michael J. Miraflor
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Imho the thing missing is a native “mode” that physically covers and disables the camera optics in a way that makes it obvious to others that no recording is happening. Also a feature that bricks the device if anyone tampers with live recording indicators. Protecting public
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@justinbrady
Justin Brady
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@markgurman Consumers don't want this. Could work as a niche product for various professions but won't meet mass consumer market demand.