@Ryanrz You can appreciate the technical aspects of a piece of hardware while also understanding its limited use cases.
At this price, for what it is, it’s going after an extremely niche market. Props to Snap for pushing this space forward, but it’s also okay to dunk on it a bit
You’ll be wearing a pair of these within 10 years.
You’re looking at the future. This is the worst they’ll ever look.
Snap is beating Meta Oculus at their own game. Impressive
Introducing TurnTable
A shelf for everything you've copied from your Mac & iPhone
- Lives in your Mac's notch
- Drag & drop into any app
- Search through your entire copy history
Live now :)
Forza Horizon 6 VR mod v0.1.0 (support v6.364.933.0)
https://t.co/PYHixj6t0Y
Forza Horizon 6をVR化するmod。立体視、6DoF対応、無料。つよつよPCでないと快適には動きません。最近しばらくお���なしかったのは、ひそかにこれずっと作ってました。かなり大変だった…🫠
#ForzaHorizon6 #FH6 #VR
I built a manga reader for the new @Meta Display glasses so I can read *literally anywhere*
I originally made it because I was curious whether manga would be readable at all on such a tiny display.
It’s obviously not replacing a phone or tablet, but it’s been surprisingly usable for quick reading, especially when I’m doing something where I don’t want to keep looking down at my phone.
Since building it, I’ve found myself reading in little pockets of time that I normally wouldn’t. A few pages while walking around the house, waiting for something, or doing other light tasks. It’s a small change, but it’s genuinely shifted how often I read.
Turned out pretty good imo.
I built a focus tracker for my glasses so I'm locked in 100% of the time.
Most attention apps out there are either generic pomodoro timers or tied to your computer.
RIP my ADHD brain when I'm trying to focus during reading, cleaning, cooking, etc.
I built Focus Lens to fix that 🥸
It runs a focus session on the @Meta Ray Ban Displays (using the IMU data stream) and gives you a quiet cue when your focus starts drifting.
Honestly, running this type of app on the glasses has been huge. They make it feel more tied to the actual task instead of the device you happen to be using.