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Apple’s AI glasses to be unveiled at WWDC27: report

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Apple’s AI glasses to be unveiled at WWDC27: report
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WWDC27 reveal Earlier this year, it was reported that Apple’s AI smart glasses should be available for purchase by the end of 2027. That is still the case, according to today’s report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Now, however, we know that Apple is “currently aiming” to reveal the new glasses to the public at next year’s Worldwide Developers Conference.

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