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Meta's upcoming launches in bullet points: •Threads App: Expansion of the web version for full functionality. •P92 App: A new text-based social network to rival Twitter and Mastodon. •Meta Verified: A subscription service for verified badges on Fa

Ray-Ban Meta pricing in India.

🚨 ₹29,900 for *smart glasses*? Meta’s Ray-Ban Meta just launched in India — but do we really need AI in our eyewear now? Cool gadget or just another overpriced flex?

🕶️ Meta Drops Its First Smart Performance Glasses: Oakley Meta HSTN! 💥 Meta just unveiled the Oakley Meta HSTN, their first-ever smart eyewear for performance users ... and it’s packed with powerful tech. ✨ What’s Inside: 🔸 3K camera 🔸 Open-ear

India has 500 million people needing vision correction but only 1 in 3 wear glasses. The market is set to hit ₹90,000 Cr (around $11B) by 2030, growing at a 13 to 14 percent CAGR. Lenskart’s play is not to rival Apple Vision Pro at $3,499 but to bui

I really think Meta AI should have its own standalone mobile app: ‣ A simplified, dedicated space to organize cross-app history ‣ Cross-platform unification (phones, glasses, headsets) ‣ Audition diff Llama models + lightweight offline use ‣ Deeper

By 2030, I guarantee we'll all be wearing Zuckerberg's new AR glasses. Not because they're cool. Because they're the biggest tech revolution since the iPhone: In 2014, Zuckerberg bought Oculus for $2 billion. Zuck sees something we don't: The f

🚀 The Future of AI-Powered Smart Glasses: Innovation or Privacy Nightmare? 🤖 We’ve seen wearable tech evolve rapidly, and Meta’s Ray-Ban Wayfarer smart glasses are the latest to take center stage. From real-time translations to AI-assisted memory

Watch my latest video, "AI News and Updates Episode 2" on YouTube Channel "Xploring AI World". News Headlines: 1. OpenAI SORA First Impressions 2. Grok AI for Premium Subscribers 3. Google SGE recommending Malicious sites 4. Adobe announced Adobe

Mark Zuckerberg says big changes are coming soon. By 2025, Meta and other companies will have Al that can code like mid-level engineers. These Als won't just help-they'll do most of the coding. At first, it will be expensive, but over time, it will b