Meta officially unveiled its first AI smart glasses with a built-in screen, the Meta Ray-Ban Display, at Meta Connect 2025. The company also revealed that the glasses will be available to purchase ...

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You may love Mark Zuckerberg for everything he's built; you may loathe him with a passion for the same reason. But just for a moment, when the Meta CEO stands on stage in his Meta Ray-Ban Displays and ...

“We’re just gonna go to the next thing that we wanted to show and hope that will work,” CEO Mark Zuckerberg said after a glitch cut off Meta’s big demo, encompassing some stark moments of tension ...

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg wears the new AI-powered Meta Ray Ban Display smart glasses and a wristband as he speaks during the company's Connect developer conference in Menlo Park, California. (AP Photo ...

Have you ever wished you could quickly and quietly respond to a text while in a movie theatre without pulling out your phone. Or that you could see directions to the closest coffee shop without having ...

During the first public demonstration of its new Ray-Ban Meta "Display" smart glasses, Meta and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, suffered a series of embarrassing issues in which the AI failed to respond at ...

‘Obviously, I don’t love [the demo fails], but I know the product works,’ says Meta’s CTO. UPDATE 9/19: Meta’s CTO has weighed in on its demo failures to blame network overload and an obscure bug for ...

Meta chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth took to his Instagram to explain, in more technical detail, why multiple demos of Meta’s new smart glasses technology failed at Meta Connect, the ...

The thing about live demos is that, well, they're live. And going live can bring up all sorts of unexpected issues. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg learned that lesson the hard way on Wednesday while ...