Will Apple Show Smart Glasses at WWDC?

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The wearable computing transition people have been describing for a decade is starting to look like a product roadmap.

Samsung and Google unveiled their first AI smart glasses, designed by Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, launching this fall. They pair with iPhone too.

Apple's wearable design philosophy in six words: "We didn't want to brand your head."

Every major tech platform is now building toward smart glasses, with products either confirmed, demonstrated, or widely reported to be in development.

Meta's annual hardware event is September 23. New Ray-Bans and reportedly a smartwatch are coming.

South Korean researchers built a sign language translator from seven wireless rings with no gloves, no wires, and 88% accuracy on people the AI had never seen before.

Meta's live camera AI — point your phone at anything and ask what it's looking at in real time — is either a brilliant on-ramp to the Ray-Ban glasses or a quiet argument against buying them.