Boone Ashworth

quite on the level that Gemini is right now.

And so I'm interested to see how they pull off putting that stuff in their glasses.

During the IO event, when Google was announcing these glasses, they definitely were focusing less on content capture and trying to film the world around you and more just using the cameras as a way to guide you through the world.

So I think that's definitely a focus that Google is going for.

And I'm curious to see how that plays out for them.

I think that's kind of their dream, right, is having you locked in that walled garden.

I do think Google's approach is...

a little broader because of android xr allows third-party developers to build on it whereas metas is doing its own thing i think in general the future of smart glasses is like julian was saying earlier more niche you know trying to make them lighter and i think there's gonna be a lot of smaller brands really fighting it out and i think they're gonna struggle in the face of these of these giants

Oh, they're getting there, I'm sure.

Right?

I think they're probably working on it.

I think they had a little bit of a setback with their Vision Pro, which was really heavy and was...

It very expensive and didn't quite reach.

I mean, it was it was a developer device.

So I think it probably reached an audience they were expecting, but they haven't really iterated on that very much.

But I think the pressure to get into the smart glasses space is huge.

Definitely probably pretty high in Cupertino right now.

So I imagine they're working on it.

WWDC is soon.

I don't know if we'll hear anything about that.