#ray ban strories

Facebook together with Ray-Ban has just launched Ray-Ban Stories, a new line of smart sunglasses that can capture photos and video. Built in partnership with Facebook and EssilorLuxottica, Ray-Ban Stories are smart glasses that not only allow you to take photos or video, but also allow you to listen to music or even take phone calls. Ray-Ban Stories are also built with built-in privacy features that can be controlled via an app. Ray-Ban Stories are available in 20 variations, in classic Ray-Ban styles — Wayfarer, Wayfarer Large, Round, and Meteor — and five colors with a range of lenses including clear, sun, transition, and prescription. Meta is reportedly preparing to launch new Ray-Ban smart glasses designed for people who wear prescription lenses, according to recent reports. While current Ray-Ban smart glasses already allow prescription lenses, these new versions are said to be built specifically for that purpose. Meta’s popular Ray-Ban smart glasses are now at the center of a major legal battle. Smart glasses company Solos has filed a lawsuit against Meta and its partner EssilorLuxottica, claiming the Ray-Ban smart glasses were built using ideas taken from Solos’ patented technology. Read more in our articles including "Ray-Ban, Facebook launch 'Ray-Ban Stories' smart sunglasses" and "Meta may launch Ray-Ban smart glasses for prescription users".