Meta is expected to unveil new versions of its AI-powered smart glasses, as well as a gesture-indicating wristband.

I don't know what happened,' says a flustered Mark Zuckerberg after calling the company's neural band tech a 'huge scientific leap.'

Andrew Bosworth, Meta's tech chief, explained what went wrong in the glitchy demos at Meta Connect.

Meta Connect 2025 kicked off last evening, and to commemorate the occasion, Mark Zuckerberg shared the latest updates on Meta’s AI glasses.

There was some metaverse-focused news from the show, too, including improvements to how Meta Horizon experiences will look and that Discord will be coming to Quest VR headsets in 2026. You can see all of our coverage from Meta Connect 2025 right here.

Meta Platforms, parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp is having its big developer conference this week.

Mark Zuckerberg announced a slate of products in his big reveal of what's next for Meta.

Meta is launching a new version of its popular Ray-Ban smart glasses with an upgraded eight-hour battery life that nearly doubles that of the original model. The second-gen smart glasses still come with a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera, but they now support 3K video capture and allow wearers to record videos up to 60 frames per second.

Tech showcase season rolls on, and next up is Meta — where CEO Mark Zuckerberg is doubling down on AI-powered smart glasses. With the company’s keynote approaching, expectations are high for updates on new glasses, upcoming headsets, and Meta’s broader vision for contextual AI.