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HTC's Vive Eagle smart glasses fix Meta's biggest flaw, but it comes at a price

HTC says the glasses add OpenAI or Gemini support, with privacy safeguards including a bystander recording cutoff and a nonrecording mode when not worn.

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HTC has announced that it will be bringing its Vive Eagle smart glasses to international markets. In its home market of Taiwan, HTC launched the glasses back in August. The Vive Eagle smart glasses are equipped with speakers, a microphone and ... Read more

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cnet broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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