Snap Spectacles take the big leap to AR with new glasses, a new OS, and lots of gesture-controlled mixed-reality
Powering the new Spectacles is the new Snap OS and a pair of Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, which Snap says will split the processing tasks. During the demo, Spiegel also used the glasses to take a video of the crowd, so it appears that these spectacles will maintain some of their original utility.
Snapchat’s creator has a new version of its glasses, and a vision for more approachable augmented reality. But it’s still a ...
A former Snap engineer who worked on designing previous versions of the glasses, slammed the product in a post on X this week ...
Snapchat parent Snap Inc. introduced new augmented reality glasses and other enhancements aimed at making it more competitive ...
Snap has announced a new version of its Spectacles AR glasses with some major improvements, but is it enough to compete with ...
Due to the target audience being developers, Snap is taking a hardware-as-a-service approach to product sales, charging devs ...
Snap on Tuesday unveiled its latest smart glasses at the company's annual Partner Summit in Santa Monica, California.
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The glasses are powered by Snap OS, the company’s new operating system designed to enhance how people naturally interact with ...
But the market for Spectacles — and AR glasses in general — still feels as nascent as ever. Snap has an idea for what could change that: developers. These new Spectacles, announced Tuesday at Snap’s ...
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