The codenamed “Hypernova” glasses, as well as a third-generation pair of its glasses that only support voice, could debut at Meta’s Connect event in September, CNBC reports. The event takes place on September 17th and 18th.
“Yesterday, the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled against Ultrahuman and RingConn for patent infringement related to the Oura Ring form factor,” Oura says. The ITC issued exclusion and cease-and-desist orders to the companies.
[The Pulse Blog]
The cloud gaming service will launch in the country in November, Nvidia says.
Google is announcing the change so that developers can get their apps ready for “upcoming 64-bit Google TV and Android TV devices.” There are no changes to 32-bit support.
[Android Developers Blog]
Apple says no, but a lawsuit accuses Jay Blahnik of creating a toxic work environment, reports The New York Times:
When confronted with Mr. Blahnik’s behavior, Apple moved to protect him after an internal investigation. The company settled one complaint alleging sexual harassment by Mr. Blahnik and is fighting a lawsuit by an employee, Mandana Mofidi, who said he had bullied her.
