Tech giant Meta seems to be pulling out all the stops to ensure its upcoming launch of the latest Ray-Ban Stories Glasses is nothing short of a success.
The company is believed to be preparing for a major pitch that would be directed toward live-streamers. The news comes after reports were recently leaked regarding the endeavors that would be included in the device.
As per the latest findings thanks to Lowpass, we know that the newest variant of the famous glasses that feature cameras would ensure people wear those designs and can stream videos in a direct manner on Meta’s apps such as Facebook and Instagram. Moreover, it would also entail another functionality that allows viewers to generate conversations while streaming.
The thought of any creator engaging with their audience directly is definitely something interesting and the fact that the device would also relay comments through audio with the help of built-in headphones would certainly do the trick.
The tech giant added how it has previously also relied upon influencers from Instagram to help market its Ray-Ban series and the latest feature may really turn out to be an absolute crowd-pleaser.
So many streamers are seen wandering around with devices in their hands. Similarly, we’ll see comments arising via device speakers too. Did we mention how many streamers are always on the search for ways through which they can better engage with comments? Remember, users do jet out funds if they wish to have their comments read through automated means as that raises the chances of getting a response.
When you come to think of public scenarios, they can turn out to be huge problems. So many viewers end up paying to have offensive things read out loud in public. But if the right type of engagement and conversation is maintained, there’s no stopping anyone. This also makes way for the right kind of revenue streams while keeping in touch with users from all over the world. What could possibly be more enticing for the masses than this?
Today, stats prove how more and more people are keen on adopting the role of a streamer. This is after taking inspiration from their famous celebs. The latter already have huge figures for followers. And a real kind of income through live broadcasts as well.
As young users watch such content, they will be on the verge of experimenting with it further. And that’s designed to provide the right application for a leading tech firm like Meta which is launching smart glasses.
This all appears to be very possible and the latest variant for Ray Ban Glasses is designed to record video listen to audio and respond to calls through devices. Therefore, expanding on the streaming front is necessary and appears to be quite logical as well.
The challenge is definitely up there for Meta as previous reports revealed how 90% of the users for Ray Ban Stories are no longer making use of them. And sales dropped majorly. Therefore, hopes and expectations are definitely there for the next launch to perform better than before.
In other news, tech giant Meta seems to be busy with its own privacy tool launch. Similarly, they’re trying to work on getting users the best adaptive elements for enhanced audio experiences on apps.
While these new updates are not expected to be a part of the upcoming stage of Ray Ban Stories, what we can tell is that this is certainly going to give rise to enhanced adoption.
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The company is believed to be preparing for a major pitch that would be directed toward live-streamers. The news comes after reports were recently leaked regarding the endeavors that would be included in the device.
As per the latest findings thanks to Lowpass, we know that the newest variant of the famous glasses that feature cameras would ensure people wear those designs and can stream videos in a direct manner on Meta’s apps such as Facebook and Instagram. Moreover, it would also entail another functionality that allows viewers to generate conversations while streaming.
The thought of any creator engaging with their audience directly is definitely something interesting and the fact that the device would also relay comments through audio with the help of built-in headphones would certainly do the trick.
The tech giant added how it has previously also relied upon influencers from Instagram to help market its Ray-Ban series and the latest feature may really turn out to be an absolute crowd-pleaser.
So many streamers are seen wandering around with devices in their hands. Similarly, we’ll see comments arising via device speakers too. Did we mention how many streamers are always on the search for ways through which they can better engage with comments? Remember, users do jet out funds if they wish to have their comments read through automated means as that raises the chances of getting a response.
When you come to think of public scenarios, they can turn out to be huge problems. So many viewers end up paying to have offensive things read out loud in public. But if the right type of engagement and conversation is maintained, there’s no stopping anyone. This also makes way for the right kind of revenue streams while keeping in touch with users from all over the world. What could possibly be more enticing for the masses than this?
Today, stats prove how more and more people are keen on adopting the role of a streamer. This is after taking inspiration from their famous celebs. The latter already have huge figures for followers. And a real kind of income through live broadcasts as well.
As young users watch such content, they will be on the verge of experimenting with it further. And that’s designed to provide the right application for a leading tech firm like Meta which is launching smart glasses.
This all appears to be very possible and the latest variant for Ray Ban Glasses is designed to record video listen to audio and respond to calls through devices. Therefore, expanding on the streaming front is necessary and appears to be quite logical as well.
The challenge is definitely up there for Meta as previous reports revealed how 90% of the users for Ray Ban Stories are no longer making use of them. And sales dropped majorly. Therefore, hopes and expectations are definitely there for the next launch to perform better than before.
In other news, tech giant Meta seems to be busy with its own privacy tool launch. Similarly, they’re trying to work on getting users the best adaptive elements for enhanced audio experiences on apps.
While these new updates are not expected to be a part of the upcoming stage of Ray Ban Stories, what we can tell is that this is certainly going to give rise to enhanced adoption.
Read next: Social Media Giants Get the Nudge, Guarding Against Data-Scraping Mayhem
