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And that's an interesting thing because I mean, people, Sunglasses are a little more discretionary. So I think a lot more people early on were thinking, hey, I'll experiment with this with sunglasses. I'm not going to make these my primary glasses. Now we're seeing a lot more people say, hey, this is actually really useful. I want to be able to wear them inside.
And that's an interesting thing because I mean, people, Sunglasses are a little more discretionary. So I think a lot more people early on were thinking, hey, I'll experiment with this with sunglasses. I'm not going to make these my primary glasses. Now we're seeing a lot more people say, hey, this is actually really useful. I want to be able to wear them inside.
And that's an interesting thing because I mean, people, Sunglasses are a little more discretionary. So I think a lot more people early on were thinking, hey, I'll experiment with this with sunglasses. I'm not going to make these my primary glasses. Now we're seeing a lot more people say, hey, this is actually really useful. I want to be able to wear them inside.
I want them to be my primary glasses. So whether that's kind of working with them through the optical channel or the transitions, that's an important part. But the AI part of this is also, it just keeps getting better. I mean, we talked about it at Connect. I mean, basically... The ability to now, you know, over the next few months when we roll this out, real-time translations.
I want them to be my primary glasses. So whether that's kind of working with them through the optical channel or the transitions, that's an important part. But the AI part of this is also, it just keeps getting better. I mean, we talked about it at Connect. I mean, basically... The ability to now, you know, over the next few months when we roll this out, real-time translations.
I want them to be my primary glasses. So whether that's kind of working with them through the optical channel or the transitions, that's an important part. But the AI part of this is also, it just keeps getting better. I mean, we talked about it at Connect. I mean, basically... The ability to now, you know, over the next few months when we roll this out, real-time translations.
You're traveling abroad, someone's speaking Spanish to you, you just get it translated into English in your ear and just roll out to more and more languages over time. I think we're starting with a few. We'll kind of hit more over time.
You're traveling abroad, someone's speaking Spanish to you, you just get it translated into English in your ear and just roll out to more and more languages over time. I think we're starting with a few. We'll kind of hit more over time.
You're traveling abroad, someone's speaking Spanish to you, you just get it translated into English in your ear and just roll out to more and more languages over time. I think we're starting with a few. We'll kind of hit more over time.
Yeah, Reminders is a new picture.
Yeah, Reminders is a new picture.
Yeah, Reminders is a new picture.
Yeah, well, I think meta AI is becoming a more and more prominent feature of the classes, right? There's more stuff that you can do. So you just mentioned reminders, another example. It's like now that,
Yeah, well, I think meta AI is becoming a more and more prominent feature of the classes, right? There's more stuff that you can do. So you just mentioned reminders, another example. It's like now that,
Yeah, well, I think meta AI is becoming a more and more prominent feature of the classes, right? There's more stuff that you can do. So you just mentioned reminders, another example. It's like now that,
is just going to work and now your glasses can remind you of things and so okay so you can look at a phone number and say call this phone number and then it calls on the phone you know just we'll just add more capabilities over time and some of that are model updates right so like okay now it has llama 3.2 but some of it is is kind of software development around it like reminders you don't get for free just because we updated the model that's
is just going to work and now your glasses can remind you of things and so okay so you can look at a phone number and say call this phone number and then it calls on the phone you know just we'll just add more capabilities over time and some of that are model updates right so like okay now it has llama 3.2 but some of it is is kind of software development around it like reminders you don't get for free just because we updated the model that's
is just going to work and now your glasses can remind you of things and so okay so you can look at a phone number and say call this phone number and then it calls on the phone you know just we'll just add more capabilities over time and some of that are model updates right so like okay now it has llama 3.2 but some of it is is kind of software development around it like reminders you don't get for free just because we updated the model that's
We have this big software development effort, and we're kind of adding features continuously and developing the ecosystem, right? So you get more apps. So Spotify and all these different things kind of can work more natively. So the glasses just get more and more useful, which I think is also going to increase demand over time. And how does it interact with phones?
We have this big software development effort, and we're kind of adding features continuously and developing the ecosystem, right? So you get more apps. So Spotify and all these different things kind of can work more natively. So the glasses just get more and more useful, which I think is also going to increase demand over time. And how does it interact with phones?