#Meta smartwatch

Meta canceled the development of an android-powered, smartwatch with two cameras this week based on the report of Bloomberg. [caption id="attachment_310532" align="alignnone" width="720"] Image | Bloomberg[/caption] The smartwatch dubbed as ‘Milan’ was under development for over two (2) years. It houses the usual features common in a smartwatch such as activity tracking, music playback, and messaging. The possible reason for the cancellation is the second camera which is located at the backside of the smartwatch. This feature is a top priority for Meta for it translates nerve signals from the wrist towards the digital commands and another benefit of it is that through the feature ‘ electromyography ’ it uses the user’s hand to serve as the controller for other devices that leaning toward the metaverse. If the smartwatch code-named Milan pushes through, it’ll be possibly released this incoming Spring of 2023 with a price around USD 349.00 Based on Meta executives, they’re still developing other smartwatches which are more in line with the vision of their metaverse and don’t have any issues with any vital features on that specific smartwatch. It's been long-rumored that Google and LG are working on a smartwatch that will feature heavy Google Now integration. Read more in our articles including "Meta cancels development of smartwatch with two cameras" and "Courier Complaints Drop 88% Under Oplan Bantay Padala".