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Meta lanza las gafas Orion, una revolución en la realidad aumentada con control cerebral.   Meta presentó sus gafas Orion, un dispositivo que promete transformar la realidad aumentada.Flash Diario en Spotify!  Anunciadas durante el evento Meta Connect 2024, Orion es un dispositivo ligero e independiente que no necesita estar conectado a un teléfono móvil. A través de un diseño minimalista y un potente procesador, las gafas proyectan imágenes 3D directamente en el campo visual del usuario, creando una experiencia inmersiva. El control de Orion es completamente innovador: se maneja con gestos y señales neuronales. ¿Podrá Meta, con esta tecnología, cambiar la forma en que interactuamos con el mundo digital?  Meta apuesta por lo cerebral en la tecnología AR.   Orion representa la apuesta más ambiciosa de Meta en el ámbito de la realidad aumentada. Con un peso de apenas 68 gramos y un diseño ultra ligero, estas gafas se destacan por su funcionalidad avanzada y comodidad. No dependen de dispositivos externos, y sus gráficos en 3D se proyectan directamente en el entorno visual del usuario. Lo más destacado es su interfaz de control, que combina gestos manuales con sensores neuronales capaces de interpretar señales cerebrales. Según Mark Zuckerberg, esta tecnología permitirá interacciones más fluidas y naturales con el entorno digital, algo que ningún otro dispositivo AR ha logrado hasta ahora.  El mayor reto para Meta es lograr que los usuarios confíen en una tecnología tan avanzada como las gafas Orion. A pesar de los avances, muchos recuerdan el fracaso de anteriores dispositivos AR, que no lograron capturar la atención del mercado. Además, las preocupaciones sobre la privacidad en el uso de señales neuronales podrían generar desconfianza. Meta no es ajena a las polémicas por la gestión de datos personales, y este nuevo sistema podría incrementar las críticas. El precio, que aún no se ha anunciado, también podría convertirse en una barrera, especialmente si no logra convencer a los consumidores de que esta tecnología mejora su vida cotidiana.  A pesar de las posibles dudas, Meta está decidida a marcar la diferencia con Orion. La compañía ha aprendido de las críticas a productos anteriores, como las Ray-Ban Stories, que no tuvieron el impacto deseado. Orion es diferente: Meta ha apostado por tecnología neuronal que permite a los usuarios controlar sus acciones con la mente, un concepto que hasta ahora parecía ciencia ficción. Otros gigantes tecnológicos, como Apple, también están desarrollando productos similares, pero Meta cree que Orion tiene la combinación perfecta entre innovación y funcionalidad. El éxito de estas gafas dependerá de cómo los usuarios perciban y adopten esta nueva manera de interactuar con la realidad aumentada.  Uno de los aspectos más intrigantes de las gafas Orion es su capacidad para leer señales neuronales mediante sensores avanzados. Esto permite a los usuarios interactuar con las aplicaciones sin tocar ningún dispositivo, solo con pensar en una acción. Aunque esta tecnología genera inquietud en términos de privacidad, Meta asegura que los datos cerebrales estarán protegidos bajo estrictos estándares de seguridad. Otro punto a favor es la batería, diseñada para durar hasta 8 horas de uso continuo, lo que coloca a las Orion por delante de otros dispositivos AR en términos de autonomía. Esto será un factor decisivo para los consumidores.  Las gafas Orion de Meta han llegado con una promesa ambiciosa: cambiar la realidad aumentada con control mental y un diseño ligero. A pesar de los desafíos, como la privacidad y la confianza del usuario, este avance podría ser el próximo gran paso en la tecnología de consumo. ¿Será Orion capaz de conquistar el mercado o se quedará en un nicho? Te invitamos a reflexionar sobre esta innovación y seguir el debate en nuestro pódcast. ¡No olvides suscribirte y escuchar más en Flash Diario en Spotify!  Bibliografía:Pune NewsThe VergeThe GuardianBusiness InsiderTechCrunchConviértete en un seguidor de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/flash-diario-de-el-siglo-21-es-hoy--5835407/support.

Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, KCBS Radio's Liz Saint John spoke with Bloomberg's Aisha Counts. Meta is expected to show off its new augmented reality smart glasses at its annual Connect conference in Menlo Park on Wednesday. The person in charge of those glasses took an unusual route to land her job. Li-Chen Miller was working at Microsoft when she bought a pair of Meta's Ray-Ban Stories glasses that she wasn't completely happy with.

From the Quest headset to the innovative Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses, Shachar joins the podcast to share Meta's strategy to integrate cutting-edge technologies into our everyday lives.In this episode, Shachar Scott, the VP of Marketing at Meta Reality Labs shares insights on how Meta is aiming to democratize access to mixed reality experiences through products like the Quest headset and Ray-Ban Smart Glasses. She discusses the potential for these technologies to enhance everything from fitness and entertainment to productivity and social interaction, as well as Meta's approach to building an open ecosystem of partnerships to drive innovation.Links mentioned from the podcast: Google unveils Vids, an AI-powered video creation app for workRay-Ban Meta Smart GlassesMeta Quest VR HeadsetsWatch this episode on video:YouTubeCoinDeskFollow us on Twitter: Sam Ewen, Avery Akkineni, CoinDesk, Vayner3-Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) is the ownership layer of web3 with the most battle tested smart accounts. Trusted to secure over $100 billion, Safe offers unparalleled usability and security for individuals, DAOs, and institutions. Experience true digital ownership with Safe's flagship web and mobile wallet and its leading account abstraction infrastructure. Get started today at safe.global.-Consensus is where experts convene to talk about the ideas shaping our digital future. Join developers, investors, founders, brands, policymakers and more in Austin, Texas from May 29-31. The tenth annual Consensus is curated by CoinDesk to feature the industry's most sought-after speakers, unparalleled networking opportunities and unforgettable experiences. Take 15% off registration with the code GENC15. Register now at consensus.coindesk.com.-"Gen C" features hosts Sam Ewen and Avery Akkineni. Executive produced by Jared Schwartz and produced by Uyen Truong. Our theme music is "1882” by omgkirby x Channel Tres with editing by Doc Blust. Artwork by Nicole Marie Rincon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

From the Quest headset to the innovative Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses, Shachar joins the podcast to share Meta's strategy to integrate cutting-edge technologies into our everyday lives.In this episode, Shachar Scott, the VP of Marketing at Meta Reality Labs shares insights on how Meta is aiming to democratize access to mixed reality experiences through products like the Quest headset and Ray-Ban Smart Glasses. She discusses the potential for these technologies to enhance everything from fitness and entertainment to productivity and social interaction, as well as Meta's approach to building an open ecosystem of partnerships to drive innovation.Links mentioned from the podcast: Google unveils Vids, an AI-powered video creation app for workRay-Ban Meta Smart GlassesMeta Quest VR HeadsetsWatch this episode on video:YouTubeCoinDeskFollow us on Twitter: Sam Ewen, Avery Akkineni, CoinDesk, Vayner3-Safe (formerly Gnosis Safe) is the ownership layer of web3 with the most battle tested smart accounts. Trusted to secure over $100 billion, Safe offers unparalleled usability and security for individuals, DAOs, and institutions. Experience true digital ownership with Safe's flagship web and mobile wallet and its leading account abstraction infrastructure. Get started today at safe.global.-Consensus is where experts convene to talk about the ideas shaping our digital future. Join developers, investors, founders, brands, policymakers and more in Austin, Texas from May 29-31. The tenth annual Consensus is curated by CoinDesk to feature the industry's most sought-after speakers, unparalleled networking opportunities and unforgettable experiences. Take 15% off registration with the code GENC15. Register now at consensus.coindesk.com.-"Gen C" features hosts Sam Ewen and Avery Akkineni. Executive produced by Jared Schwartz and produced by Uyen Truong. Our theme music is "1882” by omgkirby x Channel Tres with editing by Doc Blust. Artwork by Nicole Marie Rincon.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

WhatsApp s'apprête à intégrer une fonctionnalité permettant aux utilisateurs de discuter directement avec une intelligence artificielle dans l'application de messagerie. Selon les informations du site spécialisé WABetaInfo, la version bêta 2.24.7.14 de WhatsApp contient des indices sur cette nouvelle fonctionnalité à venir. Cette fonctionnalité permettrait aux utilisateurs d'accéder à l'assistant virtuel de Meta, la maison mère de WhatsApp, directement depuis la barre de recherche de l'application. Les utilisateurs pourront ainsi poser leurs questions et requêtes à l'intelligence artificielle sans avoir à ouvrir une conversation dédiée. WABetaInfo précise que WhatsApp suggérera également des exemples de questions ou de prompts pour inciter les utilisateurs à interagir avec l'assistant IA. Cela montre que l'intégration de cette technologie sera bien plus approfondie qu'une simple conversation avec un chatbot. Cette nouvelle fonctionnalité s'inscrit dans la stratégie plus large de Meta visant à intégrer son intelligence artificielle générative, appelée Meta AI, dans l'ensemble de ses produits. Après les lunettes connectées Ray-Ban Stories, WhatsApp sera donc l'un des prochains services à accueillir cette technologie. Pour l'instant, l'outil Meta AI n'est disponible que sur le marché américain. Son déploiement en France et ailleurs dans le monde n'a pas encore été annoncé. Les utilisateurs devront donc encore patienter ou utiliser un VPN pour y accéder. L'arrivée de l'IA dans WhatsApp pourrait permettre aux utilisateurs d'effectuer une large gamme de tâches, de la génération de texte à la recherche d'informations, en passant par l'aide à la rédaction. Cela ouvre de nouvelles perspectives pour l'application de messagerie, qui cherche à s'affirmer comme une plateforme toujours plus polyvalente. Cependant, l'intégration d'une telle technologie soulève également des questions sur la protection de la vie privée et l'éthique de l'IA. Meta devra veiller à ce que cette fonctionnalité soit déployée de manière responsable et transparente pour rassurer les utilisateurs. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/chatgpt20/message

En este episodio revelador de "El Siglo 21 es Hoy", nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwIBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwI00:00:00 Advertencia00:00:27 153800:05:46 La primera vez que se mostraron00:09:19 Sergei Brin y su Ted Talk00:17:27 Los Poderes de las Google Glass00:29:05 Desarrollo y Concepción00:38:16 Paisajes sonoros y notas de vozBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

En este episodio revelador de "El Siglo 21 es Hoy", nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwIBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwI00:00:00 Advertencia00:00:27 153800:05:46 La primera vez que se mostraron00:09:19 Sergei Brin y su Ted Talk00:17:27 Los Poderes de las Google Glass00:29:05 Desarrollo y Concepción00:38:16 Paisajes sonoros y notas de vozBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

Nos adentramos en la saga de las Google Glass y cómo este dispositivo pionero allanó el camino para la actual generación de tecnología wearable. Desde el lanzamiento inicial por Sergey Brin hasta la transición hacia aplicaciones empresariales, desglosamos el auge, los desafíos y el impacto perdurable de Google Glass en la industria.No obstante, la historia no termina ahí. Extendemos nuestra exploración a innovaciones contemporáneas como las Apple Vision Pro, las Meta Quest, las Ray-Ban Stories de Meta, las Microsoft HoloLens y las Xiaomi Mijia Smart Glasses. Analizamos cómo cada una de estas tecnologías ha llevado la visión inicial de Google Glass a nuevos horizontes, desde la realidad aumentada hasta la realidad mixta y más allá.Este episodio es un tesoro para cualquiera interesado en el progreso de los wearables y su integración en nuestra vida cotidiana. Examinamos no solo el aspecto tecnológico sino también las consideraciones éticas y de privacidad que acompañan a estos avances.Ya sea que seas un fanático de la tecnología, un profesional en el campo o simplemente alguien fascinado por cómo la tecnología puede enriquecer nuestra interacción con el mundo, este episodio te ofrecerá insights valiosos y reflexiones profundas sobre el futuro de la tecnología wearable.Escucha ahora en Apple Podcasts, Spotify o YouTube y únete a nosotros en este viaje a través de la evolución de los dispositivos wearable, desde Google Glass hasta las últimas innovaciones de Apple, Meta, Microsoft y Xiaomi. Descubre cómo estos dispositivos están configurando el futuro de nuestra interacción digital y física.Aquí tienes la charla TED de Sergei Brin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IessjPY9gwI00:00:00 Advertencia00:00:27 153800:05:46 La primera vez que se mostraron00:09:19 Sergei Brin y su Ted Talk00:17:27 Los Poderes de las Google Glass00:29:05 Desarrollo y Concepción00:38:16 Paisajes sonoros y notas de vozBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/el-siglo-21-es-hoy--880846/support.

This week we talk about virtual reality, the Meta Quest, and the Apple Vision Pro.We also discuss augmented reality, Magic Leap, and the iPhone.Recommended Book: Extremely Online by Taylor LorenzTranscriptThe term spacial computing seems to have been coined in the mid-1980s within the field of geographic information systems, or GIS, which focuses on using digital technology to mess with geographic data in a variety of hopefully useful ways.So if you were to import a bunch of maps and GPS coordinates and the locations of buildings and parks and such into a database, and then make that database searchable, plotting its points onto a digital map in an app, making something like Google Maps, that would be a practical utility of GIS research and development.The term spacial computing refers to pulling computer-based engagement into physical spaces, allowing us to plot and use information in the real world, rather than relegating that information to flat screens like computers and smartphones.This could be useful, it was posited, back in the early days of the term, as it would theoretically allow us to map out and see, with deep accuracy and specificity, how a proposed building would look on a particular street corner when finished, and how it would feel to walk through a house we're thinking of building, when all we have available is blueprints.This seemed like it would be a killer application for all sorts of architectural, urban planning, and location intelligence purposes, and that meant it might someday be applicable to everyone from security services to construction workers to doctors and health researchers who are trying to figure out where a pandemic originated.In the 1990s, though, the embryonic field of virtual reality started to become a thing, moving from research labs owned by schools and military contractors out into the real world, increasingly flogged as the next big consumer technology, useful for all sorts of practical, but also entertainment purposes, like watching movies and playing games.During this period, VR began to serve as a stand-in for where technology was headed, and it was dropped into movies and other sorts of speculative fiction to illustrate the evolution of tech, and how the world might evolve as a consequence of that evolution, more of our lives lived within digital versions of the world, rather than in the world itself.As a result of that popularity, especially throughout pop culture, VR overtook spacial computing as the term of art typically used to discuss this type of computational application, though the latter term also encompassed use-cases that weren't generally covered by VR, like the ability to engage with one's environment while using the requisite headsets, and the consequent capacity to use this technology out in the world, rather than exclusively at home or in the office, replicating the real world in that confined space.The term augment reality, or AR, is generally used to refer to that other spacial computing use-case: projecting an overlay, basically, on the real world, generally using a VR-like headset or goggles or glasses to either display information onto lenses the user looks through, or serving the user video footage that is altered to include that data, rather than attempting to project the same over the real thing; the latter case more like virtual reality because users are viewing entirely digital feeds, but like AR in that those feeds include live video from the world around them.A slew of productized spacial computing products have made it to the consumer market over the past few decades, including Microsoft's HoloLens, which is an augmented-reality headset, Google's Glass, which projects information onto a tiny screen in the corner of the the user's eyeline, and Magic Leap's self-named 1 and 2 devices, which are similar to the HoloLens.All three of these products have had trouble making much of a dent in the market, though, and Magic Leap is in the process of retiring its first headset, though it's reportedly partnering with Meta on a new device sometime soon, Microsoft has mostly pivoted to working with companies and agencies rather than selling to consumers, though future versions of their headsets might revert back to their original intended customer base, and Google Glass was retired in 2015, replaced by enterprise editions (sold to businesses and agencies) from that point forward, though those enterprise editions were also halted in 2023.What I'd like to talk about today is the current status of this space, which is being shaken up by two big, global players and their products: Meta with their Quest line of spacial computing devices, and Apple with it's new Apple Vision Pro.—In 2014, the company that was at the time known as Facebook, but which is now called Meta bought a virtual reality company called Oculus for about $2 billion.Oculus made a popular VR device, popular for VR devices in 2014, at least, that was only ever released as a development prototype, but which garnered a huge amount of attention nonetheless, blowing away its Kickstarter goal and attracting tens of millions of dollars in investment from well-known tech-world venture capitalists.The purchase was criticized by many, as part of the appeal of Oculus was that it was independent from the big players in the space, but $2 billion is a significant amount of money, so the sale went through after regulators approved it, and Facebook, now Meta, started churning out its own headsets, initially continuing to use the Oculus branding, but it was more cohesively integrated with Meta's portfolio of offerings in 2021, redesignating this now sub-company Reality Labs, and entwining it with other Meta products like Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp—that effort culminating in 2022 with the complete retirement of the Oculus monicker, re-designating the company's products with the Quest brand, its social platforms renamed Horizon, as in Horizon Worlds.So beginning in 2022, Meta had a fully integrated Meta Quest line of virtual reality products, including the hardware and a slew of online components, like social networks, and game, app, and other digital product stores.The company has a long, for this space, anyway, history of now-discontinued products, including partnerships with the likes of Samsung and headsets that vary in price and power, some plugging into one's computer to provide processing heft, but most of the new ones serving as self-contained, all-in-one headset devices, which typically include little handheld controls, wired or wireless, as well.They've also scooped up a variety of related companies, and in 2021, they attempted to buy a company called Within, which makes popular VR games like Beat Saber and Supernatural, but the FTC blocked the purchase on competition grounds; in 2023, though, the purchase was given the go-ahead, so those, and other popular VR-focused apps are now owned by Meta, as well.Meta also partnered with glasses-maker Ray-Ban in 2021 to release a product called Ray-Ban Stories, which are glasses that have built-in cameras that can upload videos they record to social media.So Meta has been investing heavily in this space for years, and their products are relatively well-developed, most of the teething issues faced by new products worked out, at this point, and their products are priced between a few hundred dollars on the low end, about $500 in the middle, and around $1000 at the top.They also have a decent-sized catalog of in-VR offerings for users, and all of their products plug into all of their other products—for better and for worse, as many people who were irritated about the Oculus purchase were angered by the realization that they would need to have a Facebook account to keep using their hardware; so this is both pro and con, depending on who you are.Despite Meta's relative success in the world of spacial computing, though, the big story in this space, as of 2024, is that Apple has released their own augmented-reality headset, the Apple Vision Pro, and it's similar but also distinct from Meta's spacial computing offerings.It has bogglingly detailed screens, which are what project stuff to the user inside the headset, in terms of pixel density, it has a sophisticated hand-tracking interface that allows users to gesture in a fairly natural way to control things within their virtual environment, no separate controllers necessary, it has video pass-through, as do the Quest models, that show the real world within the user's view, but which then superimposes virtual stuff over it, and its tracking of things in the real world is quite detailed and accurate, to the point that some users have been—ill-advisedly, if not illegally—driving their cars while wearing their Vision Pros, and it even offers some possibly just experimental, somewhat creepy quality-of-life additions, like inward facing cameras that track a users face and then display that face while they're video chatting from within the headset, and which project a 3D-video feed of their eyes to the outside of the display, so folks in the world around them can see what their eyes are doing, despite their face being largely covered by this heavy, compared to Meta's headsets, anyway, VR helmet.Apple's Vision Pro also costs $3,500, which is about 7-times the cost of Meta's entry-level, mid-tier, most popular Quest 3 headset.So what we have here is two companies presenting different visions of what the spacial computing industry will look like.Apple's pricing will likely come down, and some of the differences between these products, like Meta's lighter weight headsets and Apple's higher-quality screens, will almost certainly intersect at some point a few product iterations down the line, as they both figure out what's ideal in terms of the quality to price ratio.Other attributes may disappear, like the outward-facing eye projections, which don't seem terribly effective or useful, though some, like those eye-projections, may also evolve into something that people can't live without, and which Meta and other future competitors will then go on to copy.We're also seeing the emergence of different market positions within this space, which isn't something we've really had until this point.Meta had been occupying the perceptual high price point, as their products were the most fleshed-out and for most consumer purposes, at least, useful, and a thousand bucks at the high end is a lot of money for what's mostly an entertaining lark, for most consumers, at this point.Apple's entrance into this space, though, is a bit like when they stepped into the phone market in 2007 and announced a $500 iPhone: it changed the math, and recalibrated people's expectations of what they should expect to spend in the future.$500 seems almost ridiculously cheap for a premium device that's become fundamental to so many people for so many purposes, today, and it's possible that Apple's entrance in this space will do the same, allowing Meta to position its products as the Android of the spacial computing world, cheaper, sure, but also more useful for many people, with more pricing tiers, and serving as a sort of practical, non-luxury, and non-overpriced version of what most people want to get from this type of hardware.The reviews so far seem to support this positioning: Quest headsets are generally quite good, but that's it—they're not blowing any of the tech reviewers away, and most of what they do is passable, not magical.Apple generally aims for magical, and a lot of its initial reviews have suggested that what the Vision Pro does well, it does VERY well; at that magical level, if not beyond it.That said, a lot of the same reviews, and the reviews that have arrived since, after the device formally hit the market, have indicated that it has enough bugs and issues and missed opportunities to be incredible in some relatively few areas, but not worth $3,500 in most other regards; many of the stories on the device as of the week I'm recording this episode are about how many people, who enthusiastically forked over thousands of dollars for a first generation Vision Pro when it was released, are now returning their devices so as not to miss the 14-day return window.The Vision Pro is possibly revolutionary, then, but perhaps not in the sense that it replaces everything that came before: it'll probably change the space in significant ways, but it'll take several iterations before it becomes a must-have product, and in the meantime it'll mostly be meaningful because of how it resets price-expectations, sets a new bar for quality in some regards, and stokes a new round of competition in a space that hasn't seen much in the way of competition for years.Which is basically what happened with the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and other Apple-made devices, as well. They tend to be really impressive and magical-seeming right out of the gate, but not great, practically, until the third or fourth generation, at which point they're just astoundingly good by most metrics.There's a chance that this product will find its feet eventually, too, then, though Meta seems keen to give them a run for their money on this, as their long-held desire to own a hardware product category now seems within reach, their past attempts at making their own watch and phone having been incredible failures.Their pivot to the metaverse, which has been put on hold a little bit because of the advent of generative AI technologies and all the big tech companies trying to figure out what their next steps should be, considering how influential those technologies have turned out to be, those technologies now seem likely to make that metaverse aspiration more viable in the long-term, and these headsets, especially if they can keep making them smaller and lighter and more useable in more contexts, seem like they could be the best entry-point for a Meta-owned network of metaversal platforms, all sorts of content generated on the fly by AI, keeping folks engaged longer, but only if they can maintain their lead over competitors while they build-out those virtual worlds, and as they attempt to grab more relevant companies and refine the relevant hardware, in the meantime.It's still an open question, though, despite this flurry of hype and investment, whether anyone will really want to use these sorts of devices on a regular basis, beyond those with more money than they can spend and people who are super-enthused about any new tech gizmo.Some analysts contend that the best access-point for the metaverse, whatever it eventually evolves into, remains and will remain the screens we have on all of our gadgets, and that the idea of face-based computing is a little bit silly and too cumbersome to ever become mainstream.Others have suggested, though, that we long assumed the same about pocketable computing, and wearing such devices on our wrists—which is something many of us now do, because smartwatches—a field that was for a long time super niche and weird and rare—became incredibly popular after Apple introduced its Apple Watch and then iterated the thing until it was useful, a slew of other companies, including those that were working in this space long-before Apple stepped in, all upgrading and refining their own products, in turn, making the smartwatch world a lot richer and more useful and popular, as a consequence.If these headsets become lighter, cheaper, and possibly even evolve into goggles or glasses, rather than headsets, that could make them a lot more accessible and useable by many people who, today, struggle to understand why they should care, and what possible use they might have for this kind of device, when their smartphones and computer screens seem to work just fine, and with less neck-strain.So we could be looking at a flash in the pan movement, or we could be living through the emergence of a new, mainstream, perhaps even universal computing-related product type; but there's a good chance we won't know which for several more years.Show Noteshttps://stratechery.com/2024/the-apple-vision-pro/https://arstechnica.com/apple/2024/02/our-unbiased-take-on-mark-zuckerbergs-biased-apple-vision-pro-review/https://www.theverge.com/24054862/apple-vision-pro-review-vr-ar-headset-features-pricehttps://www.theverge.com/2024/2/16/24058318/apple-vision-pro-sharing-difficultieshttps://www.businessinsider.com/mark-zuckerberg-instagram-facebook-meta-posting-era-vision-pro-quest-2024-2https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/13/24072413/mark-zuckerberg-apple-vision-pro-review-quest-3https://www.theverge.com/24074795/vision-pro-returns-xbox-future-gemini-open-ai-vergecasthttps://fortune.com/2023/02/06/meta-buying-vr-startup-within-unlimited-after-ftc-battle/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geographic_information_systemhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spatial_computinghttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_HoloLenshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Glasshttps://www.theverge.com/2023/12/21/24010787/microsoft-windows-mixed-reality-deprecated This is a public episode. 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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun review the latest announcements from Meta Connect, despite saying they wouldn't! The pair chat less about the new mixed reality headset and more about the new Ray-Ban Stories glasses that feature video-calling, audio and even AI capabilities (in the U.S. at first). But will the camera on the glasses be available to apps like Aira and Be My Eyes? Also, Steven presents a solution to the challenge he has had for a while, editing a video clip easily. He shows how you can use QuickTime on the Mac to easily trim video clips for sharing on social media. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) X (formerly Twitter): @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed Mastodon: @DoubleTap

Today on the show, Steven sits down with Colin Hughes, a disability advocate with muscular dystrophy who struggles with movement and breathing. He shares his unique perspective on the accessibility features of Apple's latest announcements, particularly the Vision Pro and the improvements in dictation in iOS 17. Colin, who interacts with technology primarily through voice due to severe muscle weakness, highlights the potential of these advancements. Colin's transformative experience with the Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses underscores the potential of accessible technology like Vision Pro. He shares, "I could not take my own photos and videos that so many people take for granted every day until I put on the Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses and hey, presto, I could take my first ever photo, my first ever video." Despite his excitement about these advancements, Colin also raises concerns about the physical nature of the Vision Pro and the potential impact on the development of accessibility features in existing Apple products. He concludes, "I feel that in 10 years from now, Apple will have lightweight glasses. I think that is the end goal, and they will get there, but I think Meta might get there first." There's also more listener comments following the announcements this week from Apple and also a request from listener Anne-Marie to promote a Facebook group supporting Nicky Button, who is blind and walking from the Orkney Islands in Scotland to Worcestershire to raise awareness of blindness and educate people on the needs and aspirations of people who are blind. You can find out more about Nicky's trip by following her and joining her Facebook group: https://m.facebook.com/groups/1802341066766453/?ref=share Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

Whether you're an early adopter or a skeptic of the metaverse and the technology enabling people to experience it—chances are it's on your mind. And if you're curious about where the metaverse is heading, there's no better person to hear from than Brian Irving.In his conversation with Jesse, Brian discusses how his distinctive combination of curiosity and a desire to do well by others led him down a marketing career path; why he thinks it's important for marketing leaders to have an appreciation of both craft and collaboration; how he balances an innate curiosity with the need to drive focus and pragmatism; the foundations of trust and respect that he believes the team at Reality Labs is built upon; the use cases he thinks will typify the early stage metaverse; and the role of marketing in telling a persuasive story about the possibilities for the future.(2:13) Building curiosity and finding opportunity in Flint, Michigan(7:02) Learning the tenets and importance of marketing craft at Apple(9:02) Brokering healthy relationships between marketing and communications teams (12:55) Why Brian joined Reality Labs, and thoughts on the metaverse's early applications and long-term possibilities  (21:03) How Brian's team is addressing the challenges of marketing the metaverse(24:22) Targeting big outcomes, but celebrating small milestones(26:17) The importance of saying yes to things that scare you Guest BioBrian is the VP of Global Marketing for Meta's Reality Labs, where he leads the team responsible for marketing the company's AR/VR hardware and software products including Meta Quest, Meta Portal, Ray-Ban Stories, and Meta Horizon. Prior to joining Meta in 2020, Brian was the Chief Marketing Officer at Eventbrite. Over the past two decades, he has led iPhone and iPod Marketing Communications at Apple, Global Marketing for the Google Play brand, and the launch of Airbnb's repositioning from homes to trips as Global Marketing Director. Brian is no stranger to shepherding iconic brands, having spent the early part of his career at Levi Strauss & Co, GE and General Motors.Helpful LinksMeta.comHave VR gear? Check out Beat Saber (Brian recommends)AdAge: Meet the Meta Reality Labs Marketer Branding the MetaverseBrian on LinkedIn

In Episode #65, Ross is joined by Teemu Suviala, Global Head of Brand Design for Reality Labs at Meta.Reality Labs is a diverse group of developers, researchers, engineers, and designers that leads the expansive work being done at Meta in building the next computing platform and bringing the metaverse to life. Before joining Meta Teemu led creative work at brand and design agencies, Collins, as ECD and Wolff Olins as CD in New York. He is also a co-founder of design agencies Kokoro & Moi and Syrup Helsinki and a partner at footwear brand Tarvas.In this episode, Ross and Teemu discuss the history of surrealism and its return to mainstream attention, and how the Metaverse will change brands. He also shares what he's learned by being at the intersection of creativity and technology. Highlights from the conversationThe metaverse will accelerate surrealistic fantasy-shaped ideasAI tools that are connected to the metaverse will change how we designIt comes down to making sure that [your] core positioning and values are in a great placeDada and Surrealism were reactions to similar things that we're seeing todayOddness, surrealism, and escapism are starting to bleed out into popular cultureAs reality was getting weirder and weirder and sometimes even unrecognizable art did the same thing More about Teemu Suviala Teemu Suviala is the Global Head of Brand Design for Reality Labs at Meta. This diverse group of developers, researchers, engineers and designers leads the expansive work being done at Meta in building the next computing platform to help people connect, find communities and grow businesses - bringing metaverse to life. Reality Labs' work spans a number of breakthrough technologies such as Meta Quest, Meta Horizon, Meta Portal and Ray-Ban Stories and touches sectors ranging from entertainment and gaming to commerce, education and work. Teemu sits in the creative intersection of product and marketing focusing on strategic and conceptual foundations for how these brands come to life. He and his team develop brand strategies, design & identity systems as well as brand elements and experiences from custom typography and sonic logos to immersive retail environments and in-product brand moments across AR and VR, among other things. At Meta, brand design teams work at the very edge of the discipline, imagining how brands will be expressed in emerging environments — including some that don't yet exist.Before joining Meta Teemu led creative work at brand and design agencies Collins as ECD and Wolff Olins as CD in New York. He is also a co-founder of design agencies Kokoro & Moi and Syrup Helsinki and a partner at footwear brand Tarvas.Find Teemu here: Twitter | LinkedIn | Instagram Show NotesPeople:Leonora CarringtonJeff StapleBjarke IngelsCompanies and organisations:Tate ModernThe MetVenice BiennaleGuggenheim / Peggy GuggenheimRTFKTBIGMiscellaneous:SurrealismDada / Dadaism How you can helpThere are four ways you can help us out.Give us your thoughts. Rate the podcast and leave a comment.Share this as far and wide as you can - tell your friends, family and colleagues about us (caveat: if you own a family business, these may all be the same people)Tell us how we can create a better podcast - tell us what you liked, didn't like, or what you'd like to hear more (or less) ofTell us who you'd like to hear on the podcast. Suggest someone that you think we should interview.One More Question is a podcast by Nicework. We are on a mission to build purposeful Web3 brands that people care about.One of the things we do best is to ask the right questions. This podcast exists because we want to share some of the best answers we have heard over the last 15 years. Our clients range from a venture studio and Hollywood film producers to the inventors of the hamburger, to name a few. We have had the honour of talking to guests like Micheal Bierut, Natasha Jen, Bruce Mau, Jack Butcher, Aaron Draplin, Marina Willer and Fredrick Öst. Their work has shaped our industry over the last 40 years. The aim is to share useful perspectives, insights and inspiration you can use as you go about building your brand. Hosted by our founder Ross Drakes.For cutdowns of the podcast visit our YouTube channel.Subscribe iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google PodcastsMusic by: @dcuttermusic / http://www.davidcuttermusic.com

The company debuts the Quest Pro virtual reality headset and updates the Ray-Ban Stories augmented reality glasses and the Horizon Worlds metaverse app.

The company debuts the Quest Pro virtual reality headset and updates the Ray-Ban Stories augmented reality glasses and the Horizon Worlds metaverse app.

Topic Summary: · Meta Quest Pro coming in October · Ray-Ban Stories Smart Glasses · VR DevOps · Binance hologram scam · Dall-E 2 · Stable Diffusion AI · T-Mobile and SpaceX partnering up · Lastpass hacked · PLEX hacked

Following the renewed partnership between Meta and UNWTO and the launch of their latest program dubbed ‘'See the world through my eyes'' the policy program manager at Instagram Asya  and Elizabeth Instagram‘s manager of politics, government, and civic engagement says  the project is expected to train young people and creators around the world on how they can become tourism ambassadors for their hometowns, and countries using Instagram's smart glasses Technology called Ray-Ban Stories.

Facebook parent Meta has opened its first physical store — in Burlingame, California — to showcase its hardware products like virtual and augmented reality goggles and glasses. The store, which is open to the public as of Monday, is made for people who want to test out products like Ray-Ban Stories, Meta's smart glasses and sunglasses, along with the Portal video calling gadget and Meta Quest 2 virtual reality headsets. Shoppers still have to order the glasses from Ray-Ban but can buy the other products at the store. “It's a very concrete step toward moving away from social media and ads that mislead people and elections and spying and data and all those things to a very physical representation of clean, classy, well-designed, cool hardware that makes you go, ah,” said Omar Akhtar, research director at Altimeter, a technology investment firm. Akhtar said he “didn't believe in virtual reality” until he sat and tried on the Quest 2 headset for the first time — and believes this will be the same for others who are able to put on the goggles and try it out. Apple pioneered physical retail stores in Silicon Valley, and Meta, which owns Instagram and Facebook, is likely hoping it'll replicate at least some of that success. “The truth of it is that physical things never went away, and they're never going to go away,” Akhtar said. “Everybody realizes that even if we are going to step into the virtual world, we're going to need to access it with hardware.” This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Épisode 793: Mark Zuckerberg a eu une vision. Une vision grandiose et futuriste : Le Metavers. Un mode virtuel amplifié et connecté qui transcende l'univers connu et qui nécessite…. Une paire de lunettes !** Venez fêter avec nous le 800 ème épisode du super Daily**C'est le 16 Juin et pour vous inscrire c'est ici > https://bit.ly/LeSuperDaily_Episode800Et de ce côté Zuckerberg déploie aujourd'hui des moyens colossaux pour créer une père de lunette futuriste. Un game changer qui devrait permettre de faire exploser les usages et démocratiser sa vision du metaverse.retrospective de la lunette dans la techEn 2012, on ne parlait que des révolutionnaires Google Glasses, permettant de traduire instantanément du texte et d'afficher des information à portée de votre oeil. Le projet est abandonné notamment à cause de la couverture 4G.En 2017, Snapchat lance son modèle Spectacle capable d'afficher et de la réalité augmentée mais également de filmer ! LA version 3 est sortie l'an dernier et pourtant on en entend jamais parlerEn Septembre 2021, Facebook et Ray Ban annoncent en grande pompe leur partenariat pour la création des Ray Ban Stories, des lunettes connectées.—Le groupe Meta et les lunettes c'est pas une histoire nouvelle.En Avril 2022, Meta annonçait le lancement d'une nouvelle paire de lunettes appelées Stories et issue d'un partenariat entre Meta et la marque Rayban. sourceDes lunettes « intelligentes » qui permettent de prendre des photos et des vidéos en mode mains libres. Elles permettent aussi d'écouter de la musique et de passer des coups de fil sur Whatsap par exemple.Ok, sympa mais on est encore très loin du Metaverse.C'est une première étape. Meta voit plus loin.Zuckerberg veut créer une vraie paire de lunette en réalité augmentée.projet a un nom de code. Projet Nazaré. source—Zuckerberg met les moyens pour développer un vrai objet futuristeLe projet de lunettes développé par les équipes de Zuckerberg se veut réellement futuriste. L'objectif : une père de lunette qui me permet d'avoir des infos en réalité augmentée sur l'écran. Une conversation WhatsApp entre amis par exemple, réaliser une recette en ayant dans mes lunettes un turoriel, faire une parie d'échec au milieu de mon salon avec un ami en hologramme…Les Ray Ban Stories c'est quoi ?Les Ray Ban Stories, c'est un peu comme les caméras sur les pare brise dans les pays de L'est, une manière de filmer à la première personne pour faire plaisir à son assurance.Aujourd'hui ces lunettes sont équipées de capteurs de 5 Mega pixel pour filmer et photographier. C'est quoi 5 Mega Pixel ? La qualité photo d'un iPhone 4 !Un combiné de Air prod et d'appareil photo.Pour que ces lunettes ne soient pas utilisées pour espionner des gens, elles ont une lumière LED qui s'allume lors des enregistrements.Si on fait tout ce tintouin autour de ces lunettes, c'est parce que Marc est persuadé qu'un jour elles remplaceront le smartphone.Des lunettes clairement futuristesPour y parvenir, Meta prévoit d'accompagner les lunettes d'un appareil de poignet pour les contrôler. Une sorte de bracelet qui utilise l'électromyographie différentielle, pour mesurer les impulsions électriques dans le bras.En gros cela crée essentiellement l'effet d'un membre fantôme. On peut par exemple imaginer contrôler une interface virtuelle avec les mains ou même taper sur un clavier virtuel.Cette technologie a été acquise par Meta après l'acquisition d'une startup appelée CTRL-Labsen. Montant de la transaction : 1 milliard de dollars ! Si cela fonctionne à grande échelle, l'entreprise pense qu'elle pourrait avoir la prochaine souris et le prochain clavier.—Mark Zuckerberg vit mal le vieillissement de Meta. Il souhaite que le groupe continue à porter son ADN de créateur innovant.Le moral des employés est globalement bof bof depuis que la réputation du réseau social a été entachée par une série de scandales liés à la confidentialité et à la modération de contenu.Les régulateurs américains et européens tentent de démanteler l'entreprise et de freiner son activité de publicité personnalisée. Et parmi ses pairs de la Silicon Valley, Zuckerberg a perdu de son aura et est considéré comme un vieux briscard un peu cleptomane toujours près à te voler une bonne idée. Avec ses fameuses lunettes en réalité augmenté, Zuckerberg espère pouvoir s'offrir un renouveau de hype. Pour Zuckerberg, ces lunettes en réalité augmenté, c'est comme l'iPhone de Steeve Jobs. Un lancement important qui change radicalement l'histoire du Monde. Markito veut « un moment iPhone »——Pour la première fois, Zuckerberg n'est plus en haut de la chaine alimentaire et ça il aime pas du toutPendant longtemps tout puissant, le gourde Meta subit aujourd'hui une vraie dépendance à Apple et Google. Ce sont ces 2 géants qui dictent ensemble les conditions que les applications comme Facebook doivent respecter dans nos mobiles. Et en quelques mois les relations se sont nettement compliquées depuis qu'Apple a mis fin au options de tracking publicitaire de Facebook et Instagram sur iOS.—Le premier prototype de ces lunettes en réalité augmentées conçu pour marcher sans téléphoneIl y a les lunettes et un petit boitier sans fil additionnel qui déportent tous les besoins informatiques difficiles à faire rentrer dans les montures d'une paire de lunette.Zuckerberg souhaite que ces lunettes en RA soient socialement acceptablesLe design actuel des lunettes ressemble légèrement aux montures noires de Superman lorsqu'il est déguisé en Clark Kent. Elles pèsent 100 grammes, soit environ quatre fois plus qu'une paire de lunettes normale.Zuckerberg voit dans ses lunettes l'occasion de supprimer notre besoin d'un téléphone, les appels en Visio pouvant être remplacé par des appels en hologramme. Pourquoi pas.—Zuckerberg prêt à tout pour encourager l'adoption par le grand public de ses futures lunettes en RAMeta a déjà dépensé des milliards pour développer ses lunettes AR. Pour autant ses attentes en termes de ventes sont modestes. En interne on parle d'objectif fixés à seulement quelques dizaines de milliers pour la première version.Zuckerberg semble être près à dépenser encore plus pour subventionner l'acceptation de cette techno par le grand public. En gros les lunettes devraient sortir à un prix légèrement au dessus des 300 dollars.C'est peu. Trop peu pour faire de la marge.L'objectif de Zuckerberg, inonder le marché, encourager l'adoption et surtout venir taquiner Apple et Google sur le terrain du mobile.A terme, Meta espère vendre des dizaines de millions de lunettes intelligentes vers la fin de cette décennie.——A y regarder de plus près, ce projet de lunettes en réalité augmentée semble être un gouffre sans fin pour le groupe MetaZuckerberg dépense beaucoup pour sa vision du Metaverse.On parle ici en milliard de dollars et pour l'instant 100% à perte.Au cours du premier trimestre 2022, l'activité Metaverse de Meta lui aura couté près de 3 milliards de dollars. EN pure perte.Zuckerberg assume. « It's part of the plan ».Y a intérêt que ça marche cette histoire !Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Ensemble, nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

Una cárcel te vende un paquete de estar preso por un día, también hablarémos de las gafas inteligente Ray Ban Stories. La tierra Santa de Argentina. Cafe que tu aciento es la poseta del baño. ¿Le pondrias un urinal a tu baño?. Si te llevas un venado por delante te lo comes. Ramen de Japon en USA. ¿Series ó Películas?. Te recomendamos algunas peliculas. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/venezolanismoselpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/venezolanismoselpodcast/support

No niestety to już koniec, koniec iPoda, ale ten smutny fakt to nie jedyny temat w tym odcinku. Dużo jest o okularach, bo i o Ray-Ban Stories, które ma Norbert, ale też o zapowiedzianych okularach... Artykuł Odcinek 170 – To już koniec pochodzi z serwisu Techlove.

Les Ray-Ban Stories, gros plan sur les jeux de rôle, le 1er spectacle solo de Samuel Bambi, les recettes de Gastrono Geek et les jeux de société de Don't Panic Games.

Les Ray-Ban Stories, gros plan sur les jeux de rôle, le 1er spectacle solo de Samuel Bambi, les recettes de Gastrono Geek et les jeux de société de Don't Panic Games.

At the Meta Store in Burlingame, California, visitors can test Meta's Portal video chat hardware, Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses and Quest 2 virtual reality headsets. The store opens May 9.

Meta sigue el estilo de Apple y abrirá tiendas físicas para probar productos como las Ray-Ban Stories o las Oculus Quest 2. Una buena manera de que los usuarios probemos estos productos de realidad virtual y nos animemos a comprar para adentrarnos en el metaverso.lin Te lo cuento todo en el episodio de hoy y más en el blog: http://jordisanildefonso.com Sigue el podcast para no perderte las últimas novedades de las redes sociales. Gracias por tus reseñas y valoraciones de ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recibe las últimas novedades en tu correo suscribiéndote a la newsletter. También nos podemos ver en Twitter, Instagram o LinkedIn

En renommant son entreprise Meta en fin d'année dernière, Mark Zuckerberg a envoyé un signal fort concernant ses objectifs futurs, à savoir le développement d'un Métaverse et l'ambition d'y vivre comme dans Ready Player One ou Matrix. Pour cela, les utilisateurs auront forcément besoin de casques ou de lunettes de réalité virtuelles... Or, comme le révèle le site spécialité The Verge, les ingénieurs de Meta piétinent sur leurs différents projets, et ce malgré d'innombrables moyens déployés par Mark Zuckerberg. La division réalité virtuelle/ réalité augmentée de Meta, c'est 10 milliards de dollars d'investissement rien que l'an dernier... et a priori, les dépenses devraient encore augmenter dans les prochaines années. En terme d'effectif, pas moins de 18 000 salariés ont été débauchés à prix d'or chez Microsoft, Apple, Google, et sont tous à pied d'œuvre pour donner vie au Metaverse de Zuckerberg. Mais outre les casques Oculus (Rift et Quest notamment), force est de constater que Meta n'a rien de concret à proposer, ses différents projets étant toujours en développement depuis de longues années. Le premier a pour nom de code Nazare : un casque de réalité virtuelle fonctionnant sans smartphone, avec un dispositif dédié pour répartir la puissance de calcul. D'après Mark Zuckerberg, ce casque doit offrir une expérience complète avec environnement 3D, large champ de vision et design attrayant. Date de commercialisation prévue pour la V1, 2024... Mais comme je vous le disais, ce délais ne serait probablement pas respecté. En effet, les équipes de Meta doivent également mettre au point un bracelet capable de lire dans les pensées pour accompagner ce casque. Si ce périphériques est qualifié d'innovation la plus enthousiasmante de Meta, il n'en reste pas moins assez futuriste, sans compter qu'il est difficile de savoir si l'entreprise a bien avancé dessus ou non, puisqu'aucune communication à ce sujet n'a été faite depuis un moment. Pour l'historique, ce bracelet a été imaginé par la startup CTRL-Labs, rachetée en 2019 par Facecbook. En utilisant l'électromyogramme (EMG), donc des impulsions électriques dans le système nerveux périphérique, l'objet serait capable de comprendre certains ordres à exécuter. Autre casque lui aussi programmé pour 2024 : Hypernova. Plus réaliste que le précédent, ce casque-là devrait fonctionner grâce à un smartphone. Et c'est bien connu, jamais deux sans trois, sachez que Meta travaille également sur le projet Cambria, un casque censé incarner la nouvelle génération d'Oculus et qui devrait sortir en fin d'année. À multiplier les projets et à mettre autant d'argent sur la table, le risque pris par Meta est à la hauteur de ses ambitions. Pour le moment, aucun casque ou lunette de réalité augmentée n'est parvenu à trouver son public. Le groupe se donne jusqu'à 2030 pour en démocratiser l'usage et se serait même donné comme objectif de vendre 10 millions de lunettes intelligentes d'ici la fin de la décennie comme les Ray-Ban Stories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En renommant son entreprise Meta en fin d'année dernière, Mark Zuckerberg a envoyé un signal fort concernant ses objectifs futurs, à savoir le développement d'un Métaverse et l'ambition d'y vivre comme dans Ready Player One ou Matrix. Pour cela, les utilisateurs auront forcément besoin de casques ou de lunettes de réalité virtuelles... Or, comme le révèle le site spécialité The Verge, les ingénieurs de Meta piétinent sur leurs différents projets, et ce malgré d'innombrables moyens déployés par Mark Zuckerberg.La division réalité virtuelle/ réalité augmentée de Meta, c'est 10 milliards de dollars d'investissement rien que l'an dernier... et a priori, les dépenses devraient encore augmenter dans les prochaines années. En terme d'effectif, pas moins de 18 000 salariés ont été débauchés à prix d'or chez Microsoft, Apple, Google, et sont tous à pied d'œuvre pour donner vie au Metaverse de Zuckerberg. Mais outre les casques Oculus (Rift et Quest notamment), force est de constater que Meta n'a rien de concret à proposer, ses différents projets étant toujours en développement depuis de longues années.Le premier a pour nom de code Nazare : un casque de réalité virtuelle fonctionnant sans smartphone, avec un dispositif dédié pour répartir la puissance de calcul. D'après Mark Zuckerberg, ce casque doit offrir une expérience complète avec environnement 3D, large champ de vision et design attrayant. Date de commercialisation prévue pour la V1, 2024... Mais comme je vous le disais, ce délais ne serait probablement pas respecté. En effet, les équipes de Meta doivent également mettre au point un bracelet capable de lire dans les pensées pour accompagner ce casque. Si ce périphériques est qualifié d'innovation la plus enthousiasmante de Meta, il n'en reste pas moins assez futuriste, sans compter qu'il est difficile de savoir si l'entreprise a bien avancé dessus ou non, puisqu'aucune communication à ce sujet n'a été faite depuis un moment. Pour l'historique, ce bracelet a été imaginé par la startup CTRL-Labs, rachetée en 2019 par Facecbook. En utilisant l'électromyogramme (EMG), donc des impulsions électriques dans le système nerveux périphérique, l'objet serait capable de comprendre certains ordres à exécuter.Autre casque lui aussi programmé pour 2024 : Hypernova. Plus réaliste que le précédent, ce casque-là devrait fonctionner grâce à un smartphone. Et c'est bien connu, jamais deux sans trois, sachez que Meta travaille également sur le projet Cambria, un casque censé incarner la nouvelle génération d'Oculus et qui devrait sortir en fin d'année. À multiplier les projets et à mettre autant d'argent sur la table, le risque pris par Meta est à la hauteur de ses ambitions. Pour le moment, aucun casque ou lunette de réalité augmentée n'est parvenu à trouver son public. Le groupe se donne jusqu'à 2030 pour en démocratiser l'usage et se serait même donné comme objectif de vendre 10 millions de lunettes intelligentes d'ici la fin de la décennie comme les Ray-Ban Stories. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Meta Opens A Retail Store For Portal, Ray-Ban Stories And Quest 2, But Has A Gen Z Problem Nreal Releasing Nreal Air In United Kingdom Augmented Reality National Monuments ________________ Metaversity Sponsor Information Nucleus One https://nucleus.one/ _________________________________ Reference Links https://9to5mac.com/2022/04/25/meta-announces-its-first-retail-store-as-it-wants-more-people-to-join-the-metaverse/ https://about.fb.com/news/2022/04/meta-retail-store/ https://www.fastcompany.com/90740073/if-the-metaverse-is-the-future-of-social-media-teens-arent-convinced https://www.techadvisor.com/news/gadget/nreal-air-ar-glasses-uk-3815369/ https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/25/chinese-ar-start-up-nreal-to-launch-smart-glasses-in-the-uk.html https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathonkeats/2022/04/25/can-augmented-reality-fix-our-monument-problem-a-lacma-project-replaces-bronze-with-silicon/?sh=664cce9f26bf#open-web-0 https://www.nreal.ai/air/

Stai ascoltando un estratto gratuito di Ninja PRO, la selezione quotidiana di notizie per i professionisti del digital business. Con Ninja PRO puoi avere ogni giorno marketing insight, social media update, tech news, business events e una selezione di articoli di approfondimento dagli esperti della Redazione Ninja. Vai su www.ninja.it/ninjapro per abbonarti al servizio.Twitter dopo il terremoto Musk. La notizia dello scorso 25 aprile sulla miliardaria acquisizione del social network ha scatenato da subito le reazioni dei dipendenti della società. Il sentiment resta preoccupato e negativo, anche perché una volta che la società diventerà privata, non potranno più ottenere nuove azioni. Intanto, Bezos ha iniziato a punzecchiare con una serie di tweet Musk e la sua volontà di rendere Twitter uno spazio in cui tutelare la libertà di parola. Il co-fondatore della piattaforma Jack Dorsey, invece, si è dichiarato entusiasta del nuovo corso del social, affermando che Musk è la "soluzione singolare di cui mi fido" per gestire Twitter. Meta aprirà il suo primo negozio fisico. Venderà hardware nel campus di Meta a Burlingame, in California, e sarà inaugurato il 9 maggio. Il negozio avrà aree per i visitatori per la dimostrazione dei dispositivi Portal, degli headset Quest e degli smart glasses Ray-Ban Stories. Sarà aperto dalle 11 alle 18 dal lunedì al venerdì. Il negozio permetterà a Meta di sperimentare l'esperienza del cliente all'interno del negozio e aiuterà a definire la sua futura strategia di vendita al dettaglio. Amazonificazione del lavoro negli Stati Uniti. In un articolo di analisi, Vox fa il punto su come il colosso dell'eCommerce abbia trasformato il mondo del lavoro. Se Amazon ha costruito un tentacolare impero della logistica e delle consegne, ha anche iniziato a cambiare la vita lavorativa di molti americani. Più di 1,1 milioni di persone ora lavorano direttamente per Amazon negli Stati Uniti, la maggior parte nella sua rete in continua espansione di più di 800 magazzini solo in Nord America. Al ritmo attuale di assunzioni, circa l'1% dei lavoratori statunitensi sarà impiegato direttamente dal gigante tecnologico nei prossimi anni.

In this Queens classic, we get in the bin to talk e-waste.What big companies like Apple and Samsung are doing about the growing problem, and how hungry little microorganisms might be able to help.Meanwhile, Rae tries the new Facebook x Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses and Tegan plays with a new De'Longhi manual coffee machine.Full show notes are available on the Queens of the Drone Age website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this Queens classic, we get in the bin to talk e-waste. What big companies like Apple and Samsung are doing about the growing problem, and how hungry little microorganisms might be able to help. Meanwhile, Rae tries the new Facebook x Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses and Tegan plays with a new De'Longhi manual coffee machine. Full show notes are available on the Queens of the Drone Age website.

Patrocínio: Alphacode Aprenda a programar com a Alphacode com 10% de desconto! Utilize o cupom LOOPMATINAL no site https://www.ferasdatecnologia.com.br. -------------------------------- Sobre o Podcast O Loop Matinal é um podcast do Loop Infinito que traz as notícias mais importantes do mundo da tecnologia para quem não tem tempo de ler sites e blogs de tecnologia. Marcus Mendes apresenta um resumo rápido e conciso das notícias mais importantes, sempre com bom-humor e um toque de acidez. Confira as notícias das últimas 24h, e até amanhã! -------------------------------- Apoie o Loop Matinal! O Loop Matinal está no apoia.se/loopmatinal e no picpay.me/loopmatinal! Se você quiser ajudar a manter o podcast no ar, é só escolher a categoria que você preferir e definir seu apoio mensal. Obrigado em especial aos ouvintes Advogado Junio Araujo, Alexsandra Romio, Alisson Rocha, Anderson Barbosa, Anderson Cazarotti, Angelo Almiento, Arthur Givigir, Breno Farber, Caio Santos, Carolina Vieira, Christophe Trevisani, Claudio Souza, Dan Fujita, Daniel Ivasse, Daniel Cardoso, Diogo Silva, Edgard Contente, Edson  Pieczarka Jr, Fabian Umpierre, Fabio Brasileiro, Felipe, Francisco Neto, Frederico Souza, Gabriel Souza, Guilherme Santos, Henrique Orçati, Horacio Monteiro, Igor Antonio, Igor Silva, Ismael Cunha, Jeadilson Bezerra, Jorge Fleming, Jose Junior, Juliana Majikina, Juliano Cezar, Juliano Marcon, Leandro Bodo, Luis Carvalho, Luiz Mota, Marcus Coufal, Mauricio Junior, Messias Oliveira, Nilton Vivacqua, Otavio Tognolo, Paulo Sousa, Ricardo Mello, Ricardo Berjeaut, Ricardo Soares, Rickybell, Roberto Chiaratti, Rodrigo Rosa, Rodrigo Rezende, Samir da Converta Mais, Teresa Borges, Tiago Soares, Victor Souza, Vinícius Lima, Vinícius Ghise e Wilson Pimentel pelo apoio! -------------------------------- Spotify testa feed no estilo TikTok: 
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Una herramienta llamada “Unredacter” , ya puede revelar todas las imágenes pixeladas, lo que las vuelve totalmente inseguras para proteger la privacidad. La misma está disponible para su descarga en GitHub Fuente: Life Hacker Por qué ahora es buen momento para comprar una trituradora de papeles Los Ray-Ban Stories ya llegaron a España y otros países en el mundo. Son los lentes de la compañía junto a Meta (Facebook), que cuentan con dos cámaras adelante en el marco, que van grabando y reconociendo todo en su camino. Hay preocupación a nivel de protección de la privacidad, a pesar de que cuando los compras, vienen con una guía de consejos para el “buen uso de los mismos y el respeto a la privacidad”. Fuente: Facebook Recomiendan desactivar iCloud Analytics y iPhone Analytics por dos razones: Una obvia, que es proteger tu privacidad evitando que envíen datos de tu uso del dispositivo a terceras compañías. La segunda razón, porque realmente se ahorra mucho espacio en iCloud y en tu iPhone si los deshabilitas. Fuente: She Finds Cuts Like a Knife - Bryan Adams DÓNDE ESCUCHARNOS Anchor Spotify Apple Podcasts Breaker Audio Google Podcasts Pocket Casts Radio Public Playlist completa de Tech n Privacy NUESTRO BLOG CON TODA LA INFO Y LOS EPISODIOS, AQUÍ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andres-saravia/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andres-saravia/support

Au programme des Actus de PA cette semaine : des villes côtières qui déforment leurs frontières pour accueillir plus d'habitants, le pire gratte-ciel de New York et les lunettes Ray-Ban Stories qui arrivent en France (le pari risqué de Facebook) !Pour voir l'émission rendez-vous sur Twitch et YouTube !Vous pouvez aussi nous suivre sur nos réseaux sociaux :jeux d'hiverTwitterInstagramTikTokFacebook Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Telegram tem seus serviços bloqueados (e depois desbloqueados) no Brasil; Rede de restaurantes na Flórida, processa Google; Twitter retorna com feed cronológico; Netflix irá taxar usuários que dividem senha; HBO Max e Discovery, se tornam um só streaming. Essas outras notícias no Morsecast de hoje!   Link das notícias:   Ministro do STF determina bloqueio do Telegram no Brasil Moraes diz que Telegram 'cumpriu parcialmente' ordens judiciais e dá 24 horas para plataforma atender determinações pendentes Rede de restaurantes da Flórida processa Google por direcionar os clientes para longe dos sites dos restaurantes Netflix irá taxar usuários que dividem a senha HBO Max e Discovery+ vão se tornar um só streaming Disney+ vai ganhar modalidade de assinatura mais barata e subsidiada por anúncios Com games e desenhos, Grupo Globo lança app infantil O Vimeo passa a cobrar milhares de dolares dos criadores para pagarem milhares de dólares de repente — ou deixarem a plataforma McLaren Racing anuncia parceria longa com Google  Presidente da Ucrânia assina lei de ativos virtuais, legalizando criptomoedas NFTs devem chegar ao Instagram, diz Mark Zuckerberg Meta lança Ray-Ban Stories em quatro novos mercados e adiciona novos recursos Twitter volta com feed cronológico Twitter Spaces lança clipes de aúdios!  Bob Iger, Ex-CEO da Disney, investe e se junta ao conselho de Genies, empresa de tecnologia em avatar  Positivo lança operação de manutenção e conserto de PCs de outras marcas em todo Brasil CTO de tablets Android do Google vê vendas de tablets superando laptops "em um futuro não muito distante" Loft compra Vista, plataforma de gestão imobiliária Yamaha lidera rodada de R$ 9,4 milhões em startup de drones agrícolas Gringo levanta US$ 34 milhões para monetizar base de 5 milhões de donos de carro e moto

Telegram tem seus serviços bloqueados (e depois desbloqueados) no Brasil; Rede de restaurantes na Flórida, processa Google; Twitter retorna com feed cronológico; Netflix irá taxar usuários que dividem senha; HBO Max e Discovery, se tornam um só streaming. Essas outras notícias no Morsecast de hoje!   Link das notícias:   Ministro do STF determina bloqueio do Telegram no Brasil Moraes diz que Telegram 'cumpriu parcialmente' ordens judiciais e dá 24 horas para plataforma atender determinações pendentes Rede de restaurantes da Flórida processa Google por direcionar os clientes para longe dos sites dos restaurantes Netflix irá taxar usuários que dividem a senha HBO Max e Discovery+ vão se tornar um só streaming Disney+ vai ganhar modalidade de assinatura mais barata e subsidiada por anúncios Com games e desenhos, Grupo Globo lança app infantil O Vimeo passa a cobrar milhares de dolares dos criadores para pagarem milhares de dólares de repente — ou deixarem a plataforma McLaren Racing anuncia parceria longa com Google  Presidente da Ucrânia assina lei de ativos virtuais, legalizando criptomoedas NFTs devem chegar ao Instagram, diz Mark Zuckerberg Meta lança Ray-Ban Stories em quatro novos mercados e adiciona novos recursos Twitter volta com feed cronológico Twitter Spaces lança clipes de aúdios!  Bob Iger, Ex-CEO da Disney, investe e se junta ao conselho de Genies, empresa de tecnologia em avatar  Positivo lança operação de manutenção e conserto de PCs de outras marcas em todo Brasil CTO de tablets Android do Google vê vendas de tablets superando laptops "em um futuro não muito distante" Loft compra Vista, plataforma de gestão imobiliária Yamaha lidera rodada de R$ 9,4 milhões em startup de drones agrícolas Gringo levanta US$ 34 milhões para monetizar base de 5 milhões de donos de carro e moto

As principais notícias sobre tecnologia e inovação aplicadas aos negócios, em poucos minutos do seu dia. Link das notícias: Rede de restaurantes da Flórida processa Google por direcionar clientes para outras plataformas iFood oferece planos de celular para entregadores Netflix irá cobrar taxa extra de usuários que dividem a senha com outras pessoas HBO Max e Discovery+ vão se tornar um só streaming Disney+ vai ganhar modalidade de assinatura mais barata e subsidiada por anúncios https://morse-news.com/post/show-me-the-money/ Globo lança aplicativo infantil com games e desenhos McLaren Racing anuncia parceria com Google Presidente da Ucrânia assina lei de ativos virtuais, legalizando criptomoedas NFTs devem chegar ao Instagram, diz Mark Zuckerberg Meta lança Ray-Ban Stories em quatro novos mercados e adiciona novos recursos Twitter volta com feed cronológico Twitter Spaces a empresa lança os clipes de aúdios! Bob Iger, Ex-CEO da Disney, investe e se junta ao conselho de Genies, empresa de tecnologia em avatar Positivo lança operação de manutenção e conserto de PCs de outras marcas em todo Brasil CTO da divisão de tablets Android do Google prevê vendas de tablets superando laptops "em um futuro não muito distante" Loft compra Vista, plataforma de gestão imobiliária Yamaha lidera rodada de R$ 9,4 milhões em startup de drones agrícolas Gringo levanta US$ 34 milhões para monetizar base de 5 milhões de donos de carro e moto

Épisode 751 : Comme tous les lundis on vous balance toute les news social media du moment. Ce matin on vous parle des lunettes Ray-Ban Stories avec le groupe Meta, de l'intégration de NFT sur Instagram, des Live Youtube, de l'audio sur Twitter, des podcasteurs sur Youtube et de Pinterest.Ray-Ban x MetaRay-Ban et le groupe Meta travaillent sur des lunettes en réalité augmentée.Six mois après le lancement aux États-Unis elles vont débarquer en Europe.Elles avaient été lancées aux États-Unis en septembre, là elles arrivent en France, en Espagne, en Autriche et en Belgique.Le groupe Meta a même annoncé une date, le 14 avril pour le marché français.Est-ce que enfin des lunettes connecté vont trouver leur public.Elles s'appellent les Ray-Ban Stories, elles permettent quand même de prendre des photos, des vidéos, de les partager, d'écouter de la musique, ou encore même de répondre à un appel.Un vrai petit téléphone posé sur le bout de votre nez.Elles ont clairement les mêmes fonctionnalités qu'un smartphone.Les Ray-Ban Stories se connectent directement à Facebook View, une application iOS et Android, qui va vous permettre de diffuser des contenus sur les réseaux sociaux.Ses lunettes là sont donc été réalisées directement pour le social média aussi.SourceYoutube ajoute des nouvelles fonctionnalités à ses livesLa première grosse info c'est la possibilité d'inviter quelqu'un sur son Live Youtube.YouTube lance aujourd'hui un test de ce qu'il appelle " Go Live Together ", qui permettra aux créateurs d'inviter un invité à leur diffusion en direct en envoyant simplement un lien.Autre truc, YouTube annonce une fonction de Raid Live. Ca fonctionne comme sur Twitch. Les créateurs ayant au moins 1000 abonnés pourront diriger leurs téléspectateurs vers un autre flux en direct sur Youtube.Autre annonce, l'ajout de fonction de Q/R. Une fonction qui permet aux viewers de poser des questions. L'host peut ensuite les intégrer visuellement à son live pour y répondre. Une fonction identique à ce qu'on trouve sur IG.Des NFT sur InstagramÇa fait un moment qu'on parle de l'arrivée des NFT sur Instagram.Pour une conférence de presse, Mark Zuckerberg a balancé la grosse news.Les équipes d'Instagram travaillent sur un système permettant d'intégrer des NFT à l'intérieur d'Instagram.Mark Zuckerberg a détaillé exactement sur quoi le groupe travail.Le but est d'intégrer des NFT à l'intérieur d'Instagram, et d'arriver à développer un environnement où il sera possible de les monnayer.On savait que Twitter travaillait fort sur l'intégration des NFT à sa plate-forme, il n'y avait pas encore eu d'officialisation de la part du groupe Meta.On a appris en janvier que le groupe travaillait sur une place de marché dédié au NFT, mais pas forcément qu'il comptait l'intégrer à Facebook Instagram.En gros, ce que Mark Zuckerberg aimerais faire, c'est que vous puissiez acheter un vêtement sur le Metaverse du groupe Meta et puis que vous puissiez l'emporter sur vos différentes plates-formes sociales en NFT.On devrait donc petit à petit voir débarquer des avatars avec des vêtements édition limitée d'Adidas ou des chapeaux Zelda gagné lors d'un concours, toutes certifiés avec le principe des NFT.Mark Zuckerberg a quand même précisé que ce n'était pas pour demain, il y a encore beaucoup de détails techniques à régler.SourceTwitter teste un format de clip audioLa plateforme continue d'investir dans le Social Audio et complète petit à petit les fonctionnalités disponibles autour de Spaces.Twitter teste une option pour créer des clips audio jusqu'à 30 secondes à partir de vos diffusions audio dans l'application.Le nouvel outil de découpage vous permet de créer des clips audio à partir d'un Space enregistré. L'extrait peut ensuite être partagés via un tweet. Il incorpore un lien vers l'enregistrement complet.A noter que ClubHouse a ajouté la même fonctionnalité en septembre.YouTube et les podcastsUn dernier petit mot pour parler de la plate-forme YouTube qui fait les yeux doux aux Podcasteurs.On devrait sûrement aller essayer de récupérer des sous non ?D'après Bloomberg, des créateurs de podcast sont vieux offrir 50 000 $ pour mettre leur show sur YouTube.Pour d'autres plus important, 300000 $.YouTube envoie ces sommes d'argent pour convaincre les Podcasteurs d'investir dans la vidéo, et transformer leur show 100 % audio en un show visuel est diffusé sur la plate-forme YouTubeSourcePinterest va permettre de partager ses pins dans d'autres applications socialesPlutôt cool.Pour être précis, il s'agit très exactement des Pins idea.Les pins idea se sont les stories à la sauce Pinterest.Désormais tu a spa possibilité de créer une épingle idée et de l'exporter vers une autre plateforme; Notamment sous Instagram Stories et Facebook Stories.Comment ça marche ? Et bien je crée ma story Pinterest et au moment de l'exporter Pinterest me génère une vidéo au format 9:16ème. Ue sorte de diaporama d'une durée de 15 secondes sans terminant par une ultime scie renvoyant vers mon compte Pinterest.Intéressant. Par contre attention, la vidéo créée intègre un filigrane avec le logo Pinterest et votre pseudo Pinterest. Il est vraisemblable que ce soit pénalisé côté Instagram.. . .Le Super Daily est le podcast quotidien sur les réseaux sociaux. Il est fabriqué avec une pluie d'amour par les équipes de Supernatifs.Nous sommes une agence social media basée à Lyon : https://supernatifs.com/. Nous aidons les entreprises à créer des relations durables et rentables avec leurs audiences. Ensemble, nous inventons, produisons et diffusons des contenus qui engagent vos collaborateurs, vos prospects et vos consommateurs.

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Ray-Bans are cool right? Yes, and the new Ray-Ban Stories are brilliant and the most awesome example of technology made well. But what questions should we ask of them - what challenges do they present? And this week, lots of calls, particular interest in the new Foxtel IQ5

The Queens get in the bin to talk e-waste. What big companies like Apple and Samsung are doing about the growing problem, and hungry little microorganisms might be able to help.Meanwhile, Rae tries the new Facebook x Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses and Tegan plays with a new De'Longhi manual coffee machine.Full show notes are available on the Queens of the Drone Age website. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Queens get in the bin to talk e-waste. What big companies like Apple and Samsung are doing about the growing problem, and hungry little microorganisms might be able to help. Meanwhile, Rae tries the new Facebook x Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses and Tegan plays with a new De'Longhi manual coffee machine. Full show notes are available on the Queens of the Drone Age website.

Facebook debuts its Ray-Ban Stories smart sunglasses; The newest Roomba gets smarter as it vacuums; Twitter wants you to tweet to interest-based communities, not just followers

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