Andy Halliday

And yes, the Halliday company that made these glasses is a Singaporean company.

And it clearly shows that they named the company after James Halliday in the Ready Player One book.

And I'm glad they did that.

Well, maybe not so much because Halliday is not a common, you know, name.

You know, they're spelled this way anyway.

And I was sucked into buying these glasses, simply because they named it with my last name.

And anyway.

I don't think they're going to be giving me any special consideration given the reviews I've provided thus far.

Or very late.

Well, I think it will be sooner than that because Google and Apple just announced that they're coordinating the ease of transition of use between Android and iPhone.

So my guess is that the glasses will automatically be enabled on iOS as well.

That would be amazing.

You're right.

The key feature here is that you'll be able to speak to Gemini.

And with the glasses on, it'll be privately speaking to you through the stems.

And you can buy the Google Glasses next year, past this next month, maybe a few months from now.

You'll be able to buy them in two different models, one with the in-glass display.

Or without that, just the straight audio glasses that would be very similar then to the to the meta Ray-Ban and meta Oakley type glasses.

Okay.

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