We gave a brief overview of the components that make up the prototype AR glasses in our Orion hands-on, but Meta just released a series of blogs that go deep. I mean real deep into why they picked silicon carbide, as well as the tech in its custom silicon chips and compute pucks. There’s also some neat photos, especially in the blog on the silicon chips, that give you a good sense of all the tech in those glasses.
And I’m here for it. The haute couture brand is launching a small cross-body bag in the shape of an iPod, complete with a little window that mimics an iPod screen. The LV emblem also acts as a faux scroll wheel and the zipper pulls are shaped like old school EarPods. The bag, along with two others shaped like cassettes, are part of the brand’s Spring 2025 line. There’s no official price, but it’ll be available March 13th and High Snobiety says it’ll go for around $1,500.
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The wait was worth it thanks to a host of smart updates to sound and fit. I guess heart rate monitoring is there, too.
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After three years, the hunt for my perfect foundation shade is finally over.
After a bunch of teasing, it’s finally official. Kettlebell training is now in both the Peloton App and the newer Strength Plus app. On the Peloton App, you can take four types of classes with popular trainers Jess Sims, Rebecca Kennedy, and a bunch of others. Meanwhile, the Strength Plus app has a two-week dedicated program led by guest instructor Dre Mayes, a former D1 football player.
It’s a watch. It’s a ring. It’s more jewelry than either, and that’s what makes it special.
