#гаджеты
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Norway becomes the first state to rein in AI glasses
Norwegian authorities want time to draft permanent rules for smart glasses capable of recording bystanders.
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Meta shows off Muse Charm, a standalone gadget for its AI agent
At the close of Meta Connect, Mark Zuckerberg briefly unveiled the Muse Charm — a compact, phone-free device built around Meta's Muse AI agent, promised to ship by December.
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ZuckOff: an app that spots camera glasses by their Bluetooth signature
Camera glasses announce themselves over Bluetooth when they power on or pair. ZuckOff listens for those signals and warns you when Ray-Ban Meta, Snap Spectacles or similar hardware is nearby.
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Meta Preps a Camera-Free Smart Glasses Amid Surveillance Scandal
According to The Information, Meta may unveil camera-free glasses code-named Luna as soon as its Meta Connect conference — an attempt to shed the reputation of “creeper glasses.”
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Apple Unveils the iPhone Duo — the Company's First Foldable Smartphone
More than seven years after the first Samsung Galaxy Fold, Apple has announced its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, with a 7.6-inch screen when unfolded.
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Apple Delays Its Smart Glasses to Sort Out Privacy
According to Bloomberg, Apple has pushed the launch of its first smart glasses to late 2027 — in part to work out privacy protections and avoid repeating Meta's reputational troubles.
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OpenAI Micro: the $230 AI Keypad Coders Aren't Rushing to Buy
OpenAI's first piece of hardware is the Micro, a compact macropad add-on for working with ChatGPT and Codex. A TechCrunch reviewer found it fun but never quite figured out who actually needs it.
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The Pebble Project Announces a Major Update
The repebble.com team has published a piece titled “Pebble Mega Update — July 2026,” describing the progress of the revived smartwatch platform. The publication drew a notable response in the Hacker News community.