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Having glasses, leads to an increase in the opinion of others about your IQ by about 15 points. 🥲Even I consider 🤓

Meta says smart glass is the future while Apple says iPhone is still the future Do you think smart phones will be replaced by smart glasses?

Hi Guys, Now a days crimes are increasing rapidly, we can't stop all crimes but atleast can we try. We are using Airbuds, Smart Glasses now a days. If women uses smart glasses when they go out. It will record all the scenarios and saves in their m

Indian technology company Wipro will acquire insurtech firm Aggne Global Inc. and its Hyderabad-based affiliate Aggne Global IT Services for $66 million or around Rs 548 crore. Initially. The company will acquire a 60% stake in an all-cash deal, wit

New 💡 currently India agriculture industry. are leading the world but India farmers are not leading comparison of other countries our farmers did not get tractor 🚜 and others machine for work the idea is provided farmers good machine this machine

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

Do you think dev salaries are justified? Provided all they do is wear big glasses, have zero human Interaction, and write code which most tier 2, tier 3 engineering students can do after taking a decent course and upon that it requires absolutely ZER

I believe many people use Inshorts. I think their revenue comes only from advertisements, and they likely don’t use Google Ads. Their ads are eye-catching with impressive infographics. My question is: How do they obtain these ads? Do they approach co

AR Glasses will be very valuable in India because a lot of consumer delivery drivers for companies like Zomato and Swiggy. Many of these riders are actually riding and using their phone which is extremely dangerous. Imagine having AR Glasses that sh

Relevel by unacademy The concept was amazing of getting jobs from exam but what went wrong with them so they started selling courses and started malpractices for that One reason was that they were not getting partnered by companies What are the ot