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    Meta verzögert die Veröffentlichung einer neuen Mixed-Reality-Brille mit dem Codenamen „Phoenix“, um „die Details richtig zu machen“
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    Meta verzögert die Veröffentlichung einer neuen Mixed-Reality-Brille mit dem Codenamen „Phoenix“, um „die Details richtig zu machen“


    Meta verzögert die Veröffentlichung einer neuen Mixed-Reality-Brille mit dem Codenamen „Phoenix“, um „die Details richtig zu machen“

    https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-delays-new-mixed-reality-glasses-code-named-phoenix-2025-12?

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    2. DrunkenDognuts on

      What I don’t understand is why they keep on pushing these glasses.

      They’re ugly, they are invasive, and a very limited use in day-to-day settings.

      Edit: also, I would never let anybody wearing these things anywhere near myself or my home or family. And if I had a business, I definitely wouldn’t want them wearing them inside.

      They’re almost the ultimate privacy violation without consent.

    3. ThwompThing on

      If they wanted to sell AR glasses they shouldn’t have spent the last 20 years making the internet a shitty hellhole. There’s nor reason to believe that they wont do the same thing to AR.

    4. Hello-their on

      That just means it mostly does what they want it to do but with some big fucking caveats

    5. m0ppi on

      in other words they are still too buggy to release. Personally I don’t care how long they are delayed. Those glasses or anyone wearing them are not welcome to my place,

    6. big-papito on

      Mark created a website for rating chicks, and it blew up because the time and place was right – now he thinks every idea he has is a vision from God.

    7. kritisha462 on

      Classic Meta move. They hype up a new device, give it a cool code name like Phoenix, and then push it back to “get the details right.”

    8. XenoPhex on

      In other words: We just hired an actual designer and we’re going to have them give it a once over before they release it.

    9. Parmolicious on

      Do you think these glasses will actually change anything, or is it just another expensive toy?

    12. CondescendingShitbag on

      Does „getting the details right“ include some way of abiding by local recording laws? Just because you *can* record everything doesn’t mean you’re *allowed* to record everything. For example, how do other people ‚opt out‘ of being recorded, especially in what might typically be considered ‚private‘ scenarios?

    13. Bird_the_Impaler on

      I’ve never seen nor heard of anyone actually using these in their actual lives.

    14. iEugene72 on

      It cannot be stressed enough how off the rails billionaires are by this point.

      Zuckerberg is of course going to try to cosplay as a normal human being, but I really hate the giggling jokes of, „oh he’s a lizard man!“

      NO, the man is an outright psychopath billionaire nut job obsessed so deeply with knowing EVERYTHING about you personally. His entire company exists by this point to JUST sell you, that’s it, nothing more.

      These glasses are just the latest attempt at more mass surveillance… The problem is that the tech isn’t there yet to fit it into a super nice sleek design, so he goes trouncing around on stage attempting to say, „aren’t these so cool!“ — Every single time I see him in public he reeks of a man who [quite literally will not even open a car door because he has been so rich for so long, that’s clearly a peasants job. ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMrGPseeSzQ)

    19. kon--- on

      I still struggle to understand why anyone anywhere buys anything at all from Zuckerberg.

      And look how pointless yet creepy AF these not really glasses are. foh

    20. Toby101125 on

      Google already tried this.

      I swear these people are surrounded by yes-men who don’t tell them reality.

    21. CapBenjaminBridgeman on

      Has meta ever made any good hardware ever? Their products suck. Facebook sucks. Why do they exist? 

    22. mindfungus on

      Wasn’t there an OBGYN creep who wore one while ”attending” to his interests, I mean, patients?

    23. KICKASSKC on

      I think 2 features that could make these more mainstream would be to have the cameras be removable, but still be discrete modules that dont ruin the aesthetics of the glasses… And to make them all have bone conducting audio.

      The ability to watch and listen to things discretely, and have nobody know or worry about the cameras on your glasses when, say, youre at work… Thatd lead to quicker adoption of the tech for sure.

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