Apple’s next big health bet could be turning glasses and headsets into fitness companions.
Apple’s long-rumored smart glasses are already running late as the company tries to avoid the privacy concerns that come from putting cameras on someone’s face. At the same time, Apple may be planning to turn them into something far more useful than a typical pair of smart glasses. According to Bloomberg, Apple is exploring ways to turn its future glasses and Vision headsets into health and fitness companions.
- ▪Apple’s long-rumored smart glasses are already running late as the company tries to avoid the privacy concerns that come from putting cameras on someone’s face.
- ▪At the same time, Apple may be planning to turn them into something far more useful than a typical pair of smart glasses.
- ▪According to Bloomberg, Apple is exploring ways to turn its future glasses and Vision headsets into health and fitness companions.
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Apple’s long-rumored smart glasses are already running late as the company tries to avoid the privacy concerns that come from putting cameras on someone’s face. At the same time, Apple may be planning to turn them into something far more useful than a typical pair of smart glasses. According to Bloomberg, Apple is exploring ways to turn its future glasses and Vision headsets into health and fitness companions. Their cameras and sensors could eventually track movement, analyze workouts, and help users improve how they exercise.
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