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RayNeo Air 3s AR glasses
RayNeo Air 3s AR glasses review: Cheaper and better in every way

By Brandon Hill Published

The RayNeo Air 3s is superior to its predecessor and manages to come in at an even lower price point.

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Ray-Ban Meta Glasses
Ray-Ban Meta Glasses review: AI-infused smart glasses for the masses

By Brandon Hill Published

The Ray-Ban Meta glasses are actually useful, and you hopefully won’t look like a dork.

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Asus AirVision M1 AR glasses
Asus AirVision M1 AR glasses review: An expensive and shaky first effort

By Brandon Hill Published

The AirVision M1 is about $400 too expensive, given what it brings to the table.

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RayNeo Air 2s
RayNeo Air 2s Review: Truly basic AR glasses saved by affordable pricing

By Brandon Hill Published

With a street price of around $300, the RayNeo Air 2s offers a good baseline for those in the market for AR glasses.

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Razer Zephyr Face Mask
Razer settles 'deceptive' marketing FTC lawsuit for over $1 million

By Jowi Morales Published

The FTC fined Razer $100,000 for the deceptive marketing of its Zephyr mask and also ordered it to payback a total of $1,071,254.33 to all of its buyers.

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Xreal One
Xreal One Review: X1 chip up Xreal’s game in the AR glasses segment

By Brandon Hill Published

The Xreal One is a pricey yet highly capable take on AR glasses.

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Xreal One Series AR glasses
Hands-on: Xreal One Series AR glasses announced with custom X1 spatial chip, more customization, and wider FOV

By Brandon Hill Published

Xreal’s pricey One Series aims to offer a more immersive (and customizable) AR experience for consumers.

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iPad in front of Faraday cage
AirPods Pro hacked using Faraday cage and microwave as a jammer to fool geofencing and enable hearing aids feature

By Jowi Morales Published

A group of enthusiasts in India unlocked the geoblocked hearing aids feature by using a Faraday cage, microwave oven, and fake Wi-Fi SSIDs.

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Application of the CHARM3D technique to design and fabricate a 3D circuit for a wearable battery-free temperature sensor system, as shown here being worn on a human hand. This demonstrates the great potential of the innovative CHARM3D technique in enabling a wide range of applications in healthcare.
Research team uses the human body to power wearables

By Roshan Ashraf Shaikh Published

Future wearables won't need to get under your skin.

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Official shot of the Magma Glove design being worn.
GamerTech's Magma Glove is a heated compression glove targeted at competitive gamers

By Christopher Harper Published

Compression gloves have been commonly used by musicians and gamers among others, but an added heating element is introduced with Magma Glove.

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