Alex Heath
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How does this partnership work? And this renew that you just did with them, how is it structured? What does this deal look like?
Is it set up to where they control the designs and you provide the tech stack, or do you collaborate on the design?
Is it set up to where they control the designs and you provide the tech stack, or do you collaborate on the design?
Is it set up to where they control the designs and you provide the tech stack, or do you collaborate on the design?
We're back with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussing the company's Ray-Ban smart glasses partnership and the future of AR. How many Ray-Ban Metas have you sold so far?
We're back with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussing the company's Ray-Ban smart glasses partnership and the future of AR. How many Ray-Ban Metas have you sold so far?
We're back with Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg discussing the company's Ray-Ban smart glasses partnership and the future of AR. How many Ray-Ban Metas have you sold so far?
I tried that. Well, actually I didn't try real time, but I tried looking at a menu in French and it translated into English. And then I was like, at the end, I was like, what is Euro and dollar actually? And it did that too. And then I'm also starting to see the continuum of this to Orion in the sense of the utility aspects of the like, I tried, like you could say,
I tried that. Well, actually I didn't try real time, but I tried looking at a menu in French and it translated into English. And then I was like, at the end, I was like, what is Euro and dollar actually? And it did that too. And then I'm also starting to see the continuum of this to Orion in the sense of the utility aspects of the like, I tried, like you could say,
I tried that. Well, actually I didn't try real time, but I tried looking at a menu in French and it translated into English. And then I was like, at the end, I was like, what is Euro and dollar actually? And it did that too. And then I'm also starting to see the continuum of this to Orion in the sense of the utility aspects of the like, I tried, like you could say,
look at this and remind me about it at 8 p.m. tonight. And then it syncs with the companion app.
look at this and remind me about it at 8 p.m. tonight. And then it syncs with the companion app.
look at this and remind me about it at 8 p.m. tonight. And then it syncs with the companion app.
So I guess I'm seeing that becoming more of a, it's not replacing the phone, but it's augmenting what I would do with my phone. And I'm wondering if the app is a place for more of that kind of interaction as well, whether it's like Meta AI or, like how are these glasses going to be more deeply tied to Meta AI over time? Yeah. It seems like they're getting closer and closer all the time.
So I guess I'm seeing that becoming more of a, it's not replacing the phone, but it's augmenting what I would do with my phone. And I'm wondering if the app is a place for more of that kind of interaction as well, whether it's like Meta AI or, like how are these glasses going to be more deeply tied to Meta AI over time? Yeah. It seems like they're getting closer and closer all the time.
So I guess I'm seeing that becoming more of a, it's not replacing the phone, but it's augmenting what I would do with my phone. And I'm wondering if the app is a place for more of that kind of interaction as well, whether it's like Meta AI or, like how are these glasses going to be more deeply tied to Meta AI over time? Yeah. It seems like they're getting closer and closer all the time.
It's interesting that we're talking about this right now because I feel like phones are becoming kind of boring and stale. I just was looking at the new iPhone and it's basically the same as the year before. People are doing foldables, but it feels like people have kind of run out of ideas on phones and that they're kind of at their natural end state.
It's interesting that we're talking about this right now because I feel like phones are becoming kind of boring and stale. I just was looking at the new iPhone and it's basically the same as the year before. People are doing foldables, but it feels like people have kind of run out of ideas on phones and that they're kind of at their natural end state.
It's interesting that we're talking about this right now because I feel like phones are becoming kind of boring and stale. I just was looking at the new iPhone and it's basically the same as the year before. People are doing foldables, but it feels like people have kind of run out of ideas on phones and that they're kind of at their natural end state.
And I wonder when you see something like the Ray-Bans and how people have really gravitated to them in a way that's surprised you guys and I think surprised all of us, but it's also just like... People want to interact with technology in different ways now. Yeah.