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Meta opened Ray-Ban Display glasses to third-party developers, who can build apps using HTML and JavaScript for the $799 glasses' 600x600 pixel right-lens display.
Meta opened its $799 Ray-Ban Display glasses to outside developers, who can now build apps using basic web tools like HTML and JavaScript. The 600x600 pixel right-lens display already supports text, images, and video, and the gesture-control wristband ships in the box. Early prototypes include a YouTube viewer and a flight-spotting camera app. Opening the platform to anyone with basic coding skills gets more apps built faster, but it also means quality control takes a back seat to volume.
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