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The Morning After: Meta's Ray-Ban Display are the closest thing yet to smart glasses
The Morning After: Meta's Ray-Ban Display are the closest thing yet to smart glasses

Revealed at Meta’s Connect 2025 conference, the Ray-Ban Display has a small, integrated display on the right lens, designed for quick, discreet glances at notifications, directions and even video calls. The clever part is its subtlety; to an onlooker, you’re just wearing a pair of Ray-Bans, not accessing a tiny screen with your peripheral vision. (Although you will appear to offer multiple pensive stares into the middle-distance)
Paired with a Meta Neural Band, which you wear on your wrist, the glasses respond to subtle hand gestures. A simple swipe of your thumb across your index finger navigates the interface, while a twist of the wrist handles volume control. This system makes interacting with the glasses feel impressively seamless and intuitive.
While these glasses aren’t about to make your smartphone obsolete, they represent a significant refinement of the smart eyewear concept. According to Engadget’s Karissa Bell, who tested them earlier this week, they are a practical step towards integrating digital information more naturally into our daily lives.
She also tested the Conversational Focus feature, which gives you live captions of the person you’re speaking with even in a loud environment that may be hard to hear.
The Ray-Ban Display are priced at $799 — once again a pricey test of new tech. They’re heading to select US store shelves on September 30. Check out our full impressions right here.
— Mat Smith
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Fiverr lays off employees to turn into AI-first company
250 jobs, gone.

Fivver, best known for offering gig economy job listings for all kinds of creative endeavors, is laying off 250 employees. It says it’s pivoting to being an AI-first company.
CEO Micha Kaufman says the ultimate goal is to turn Fiverr into “an AI-first company that’s leaner, faster” — comparing it to “startup mode.” I’m sure Kaufman’s salary and CEO benefits won’t be at startup levels.
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iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max review
An impactful redesign.

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iPhone Air review
Thinness with purpose.
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It’s here. Maybe it’s just a stepping stone on the way towards that first foldable iPhone, but the iPhone Air is officially here. It might not be the most affordable iPhone or the one with the most cameras, but for style and sleekness, the iPhone Air is without a doubt Apple’s coolest smartphone since it ditched the home button. And you know what? Battery life isn’t terrible.
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