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Apple’s Smart Glasses Could Overcome Its Battery Problem While Still Retaining Top-Notch Features And Functionality Using A Non-iPhone Chipset
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Apple is reportedly preparing ultra-lightweight smart glasses with exceptional battery life. To develop the accessory, the Cupertino giant is said to be relying on a chip similar to the one in the Apple Watch.
Apple’s Smart Glasses Could Overcome Its Battery Problem While Still Retaining Top-Notch Features And Functionality Using A Non-iPhone Chipset
The biggest problem likely plaguing Apple’s development of its smart glasses is that the standalone pair won’t last for more than a couple of hours, making these spectacles a hard pass for those who wish to make these devices an iPhone alternative. It was previously reported that a chipset that delivers performance equivalent to the iPhone’s A-series SoC while consuming one-tenth of the power was required, meaning that Apple would have to develo…
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