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In a market dominated by Meta’s camera‑laden Ray‑Bans, Even Realities’ G2 smart glasses stand out with a camera‑free, AI‑powered teleprompter and a discreet smart ring. The G2’s larger, brighter display, long battery life, and focus on privacy make it a compelling choice for presenters and privacy‑conscious users alike.

In a market dominated by camera-first, data-hungry wearables, Even Realities’ G2 smart glasses take a contrarian path: no cameras, no speakers, and a relentlessly practical HUD. Paired with the experimental R1 ring, they hint at a future where ambient AI is useful, unobtrusive, and socially acceptable enough to wear all day.

Even Realities’ second-gen G2 smart glasses double down on a seemingly unsexy idea: do less, do it better, and don’t spy on anyone. In a market obsessed with cameras, color displays, and AI spectacle, this minimalist, privacy-first, teleprompter-powered headset just became the most credible all-day computer you can actually wear in public.

While Meta's Ray-Ban Display smart glasses face limited availability, Rokid Glasses emerge as a compelling, globally accessible alternative at $200 less. Offering unique advantages like ChatGPT integration, superior translation, and a functional teleprompter, Rokid presents different trade-offs in display visibility and style that developers and tech enthusiasts should weigh carefully.

The Insta360 Flow 2 Pro gimbal elevates smartphone videography with AI tracking, MagSafe integration, and pro features at an accessible price point. This comprehensive review explores how it transforms devices like the iPhone 17 Pro Max into professional filmmaking tools.

Supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reports Apple has dramatically increased foldable iPhone manufacturing targets to 8-10 million units for 2026 – a 20% jump. This ambitious forecast would triple Samsung's projected Galaxy Z Fold 7 shipments, signaling Apple's confidence in redefining the premium smartphone segment with its first foldable device.