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Meta rolls out new features for its Ray-Ban Display glasses, including neural handwriting support for all users, and opens up support for third-party apps

The Verge Jay Peters

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  • @nathievr @nathievr on x
    Happy to report that Doom is now playable on Meta's smart glasses. [video]
  • @jmdagdelen John Dagdelen on x
    As someone who has been deep in the Meta XR developer ecosystem for a few years, this doesn't really feel like them panicking to me. It has been the norm for Meta's XR division to announce SDKs and then release them 6 months later. Meta likes to show new products and release
  • @boztank Boz on x
    You know we had to do it @ID_AA_Carmack
  • @hunter_spatial Hunter Harris on x
    Meta dropped the Ray-Ban Display developer SDK less than a month before WWDC. I am not saying Apple has something massive coming. I am just saying Meta does not panic in public for no reason.
  • @marypcbuk Mary Branscombe on bluesky
    Pervert glasses getting third party pervert apps [embedded post]