The XREAL One AR Glasses provide a 147-inch virtual screen, high refresh rate, spatial sound, and three degrees of freedom.

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Apple has been rumored to be working on smart glasses for a long time, and a new report has narrowed down the debut of the platform to be as soon as the end of 2026. The "Apple Glass" project has ...

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Maher summed it up with brutal sarcasm: Trump seems to be running on “let’s make Christmas worse for children.” He kicked off the monologue by reminding viewers it’s “Cinco de Mayo weekend.

Specifically, Maher joked that Trump seems to be running on “let’s make Christmas worse for children.” At the start of the monologue, Maher noted that this is “Cinco de Mayo weekend ...

The concern over toys, and Christmas, is real, though. “We have a frozen supply chain that is putting Christmas at risk,” Greg Ahearn, CEO of the Toy Association, told the Times.