Marques

High fashion.

High fashion.

And they did it for like a minute.

It was like five minutes of straight AB back and forth between the two sets.

And I was like, this was a choice.

Exactly.

And it seems like the way that they're thinking about the AndroidXR platform is that it's going to exist across multiple different types of devices, just kind of like how Android exists across multiple different types of devices.

But the biggest benefit about making this ubiquitous platform that works on multiple different devices is that they've made it so you don't have to code your apps differently for different types of devices.

So if you're using the X-real glasses, for example, and they have the screen,

and you have an Uber app integration, say you're wearing the X-Reel glasses, or say there's a future in which there is a smart glasses with the screen.

Because the X-Reel glasses in this context are just showing you what Android XR will look like on more meta Ray-Ban display type glasses.

But imagine you, you know, you call an Uber with your glasses, you get the little notification in the bottom that shows like how long it's going to take for the Uber to get there.

Then when you look down, you can see a map of the area around you and where the Uber is.

So then you can like walk to the Uber.

That was like their their big kind of showcase.

But the big benefit was that they said that you don't like developers do not need to code anything differently.

So as long as they still have these integrations for their actual Android app, it automatically adds all these features for Android XR, which I think is a pretty big deal.

They also unveiled new likeness features, which is their equivalent of personas.

And honestly, they looked very, very good.

They kind of look like the new generation of personas.