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Meta Ray-Ban 'Optics' Smart Glasses Look More Like Everyday Prescription Eyewear
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The latest iteration of Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, referred to as 'Optics', maintains much of the internal hardware from previous models while presenting a design more akin to ordinary prescription eyewear. This marks a notable move toward greater mainstream adoption of smart eyewear.
On April 1, 2026, Apple celebrates its 50th anniversary, highlighted by David Pogue's book, "Apple: The First 50 Years." Key stories illustrate the fierce rivalry with Microsoft, including an anecdote where a Microsoft engineer provoked Steve Jobs, inspiring the creation of the iPad. The occasion is marked by an animated tribute on Apple's homepage, reflecting on its legacy and innovations.
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