Apple's Smart Glasses: Two Modes, One Device
Apple's smart glasses will feature two interfaces, depending on the connected Apple device.
The second-generation smart glasses are expected to have an in-lens display, rivaling Meta Ray-Bans, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Apple's smart glasses may run a full version of the visionOS operating system when paired with a Mac, but switch to a lightweight, mobile-friendly interface when paired with an iPhone.
The first version of Apple's smart glasses will not have an in-lens display, but the second version will.
Author's summary: Apple's smart glasses to have two modes.
- Two interfaces depending on connected device
- In-lens display in second-generation model
- Different operating modes with Mac and iPhone
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