Sentiment around smart glasses that can capture photos and video is quickly turning, and not in the direction chief smart glasses purveyor Meta would prefer. Now, to stop the admittedly small percentage of users who are trying to circumvent the glasses’ built-in protections for nefarious filming, Meta is introducing a new slipstream technology update that’s…
A new smart specs maker has arrived on the scene, and it’s looking to arrive with a bang. The L’Atitude 52°N Smart Glasses are loud and proud, and after L’Atitude dispatched a slightly rocky first batch of review units to tech publications (including ourselves), I’ve been putting the newer, more production-ready glasses through their paces…
Privacy concerns have rocked Meta’s smart glasses business. They’re being ridiculed online as ‘perv glasses,’ and their use is banned in a growing number of spaces. In the UK, this could also soon include cinemas, though it’s for a very different p-word: piracy.
