in reply to Marco Zehe

@Marco @vitallie Yes. Just set up the vpn on my phone, turned it on. It then bluetooths to your phone, and does its thing. It occasionally creates its own glasses wifi to which your phone joins to. Wifi on the glasses is used mostly only for when you sync photos. Either the glasses create their own wifi and your phone connects to that, or you connect the glasses to your existing home / work wifi and they do their sync in the backround.
in reply to Marco Zehe

the trouble with the AI on those glasses is that you really have to press it for details. YOu take a picture, ask for a description, it gives just one sentence. You need to keep asking more, and it describes more, but in very small chunks. It also fails with reading text, it just provides summaries and hallucinates a lot on that. Edit: I mean it doesn't say I am not shure what can / package it is, it very confidently decides to shoot at random and says a brand name for example. If logos / labels are not visible, its often wrong.
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in reply to Vincent van Itallie

@vitallie @Marco I must admit I do use them less. The meta glasses provide me with excellent audio and video recordings, which in my book currently is a higher feature than text reading, which I can do with my phone as well for example. When it comes to headgear and wearables, I am also way more conscious on how does it look like. Those look like normal sunglasses and don't attract needless attention.
in reply to Pitermach

@pitermach @vitallie @Marco Yeah. You need to separate the audio and video yourself. See this post, I just uploaded some examples: universeodon.com/@jakobrosin/1…