According to a new report, Meta is readying Oakley-branded AI smart glasses that target athletes, including runners like me. Devices like the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses would certainly satisfy my ...

Meta’s Reality Labs is expanding its lineup of AI smart glasses with a new pair of Oakley-branded spectacles targeted at athletes, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Bloomberg reports the ...

In an apparent effort to get tanned meatheads excited about products that were invented by a bunch of pasty-faced nerds, Meta is teaming up with sporty sunglasses firm Oakley to make a new breed ...

Meta’s first smart glasses were based on the Ray-Ban Wayfarer model, with Skyler and Headliner models also available. Oakley smart glasses are expected to essentially be the same thing in ...

A new report suggests Meta is developing Oakley-branded smart glasses which will focus on an athlete-based consumer. According to Bloomberg, which cites people with knowledge of the matter ...

A new version of smart glasses—developed under the code name “Supernova 2," based on Oakley’s Sphaera glasses—will have the camera at the center of the glasses frame and will be aimed at ...

Before coming to The Verge, she worked for Gizmodo and PC Magazine. Meta may be releasing new Oakley-branded smart glasses later this year, according to a new Bloomberg report. The Oakley-branded ...

The effort includes developing Oakley-branded smart glasses for athletes this year, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Meta’s devices group, Reality Labs, also plans to release ...

Meta is reportedly working on multiple smart glasses Includes Oakley smart specs like its Ray-Bans, and glasses with a display Artemis, consumer versions of Orion, are tipped for 2027 We already ...

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Meta is all set to launch a new pair of AI smart glasses. It is expected to partner with Oakley to produce new smart glasses targeted at athletes, according to Mark Gurman’s report for Bloomberg.