At Meta Connect, the company showcased upgraded Ray‑Ban Gen 2 smart glasses with a neural wristband, doubled battery life, and improved cameras, alongside the sporty Oakley Vanguard model. CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new AI features such as Live AI, but live demonstrations faltered, with three notable failures during cooking, WhatsApp call, and translation demos. While the hardware upgrades signal a strong push into wearable tech, the shaky AI performance underscores challenges Meta faces in delivering seamless, AI‑driven experiences on its glasses. The event leaves observers weighing the promise of the hardware against the current limitations of its software. Leia mais →

Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, detailed the technical mishaps that disrupted the company's recent smart‑glasses showcase. A live cooking demo suffered a massive traffic overload that effectively DDoS'd Meta's own servers, while a separate video‑call demonstration failed due to an unexpected display‑sleep bug. Bosworth clarified that the issues were software‑related, not hardware defects, and confirmed that the problems have been resolved ahead of broader product rollout. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect in San Francisco, three new smart‑glass models were unveiled, but live demonstrations stumbled. Cooking influencer Jack Mancuso’s query to a Ray‑Ban Meta device went unanswered, and a WhatsApp video call between CTO Andrew Bosworth and CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed. Bosworth later clarified on Instagram that the glitches stemmed from a mismanaged surge of device traffic that overwhelmed a development server and a display‑sleep bug, not the venue’s Wi‑Fi. He emphasized that the products remain functional despite the demo hiccups. Leia mais →

During Meta Connect 2025 the company’s smart‑glasses showcase ran into two unexpected problems. A live‑AI cooking demo overloaded the internal dev server after every device in the venue was routed to it, effectively “DDoS’ing” Meta’s own system. A separate video‑call segment suffered a race‑condition bug that put the display to sleep just as a call notification arrived, leaving the on‑stage presenter without visual cues. Both issues have been acknowledged by CTO Andrew Bosworth, who said the bugs are now fixed, and journalists who tested the glasses remain impressed with the product’s potential. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect, the company showcased upgraded Ray‑Ban Gen 2 smart glasses with a neural wristband, doubled battery life, and improved cameras, alongside the sporty Oakley Vanguard model. CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new AI features such as Live AI, but live demonstrations faltered, with three notable failures during cooking, WhatsApp call, and translation demos. While the hardware upgrades signal a strong push into wearable tech, the shaky AI performance underscores challenges Meta faces in delivering seamless, AI‑driven experiences on its glasses. The event leaves observers weighing the promise of the hardware against the current limitations of its software. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect, the company showcased upgraded Ray‑Ban Gen 2 smart glasses with a neural wristband, doubled battery life, and improved cameras, alongside the sporty Oakley Vanguard model. CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new AI features such as Live AI, but live demonstrations faltered, with three notable failures during cooking, WhatsApp call, and translation demos. While the hardware upgrades signal a strong push into wearable tech, the shaky AI performance underscores challenges Meta faces in delivering seamless, AI‑driven experiences on its glasses. The event leaves observers weighing the promise of the hardware against the current limitations of its software. Leia mais →

Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, detailed the technical mishaps that disrupted the company's recent smart‑glasses showcase. A live cooking demo suffered a massive traffic overload that effectively DDoS'd Meta's own servers, while a separate video‑call demonstration failed due to an unexpected display‑sleep bug. Bosworth clarified that the issues were software‑related, not hardware defects, and confirmed that the problems have been resolved ahead of broader product rollout. Leia mais →

Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, detailed the technical mishaps that disrupted the company's recent smart‑glasses showcase. A live cooking demo suffered a massive traffic overload that effectively DDoS'd Meta's own servers, while a separate video‑call demonstration failed due to an unexpected display‑sleep bug. Bosworth clarified that the issues were software‑related, not hardware defects, and confirmed that the problems have been resolved ahead of broader product rollout. Leia mais →

During Meta Connect 2025 the company’s smart‑glasses showcase ran into two unexpected problems. A live‑AI cooking demo overloaded the internal dev server after every device in the venue was routed to it, effectively “DDoS’ing” Meta’s own system. A separate video‑call segment suffered a race‑condition bug that put the display to sleep just as a call notification arrived, leaving the on‑stage presenter without visual cues. Both issues have been acknowledged by CTO Andrew Bosworth, who said the bugs are now fixed, and journalists who tested the glasses remain impressed with the product’s potential. Leia mais →

During Meta Connect 2025 the company’s smart‑glasses showcase ran into two unexpected problems. A live‑AI cooking demo overloaded the internal dev server after every device in the venue was routed to it, effectively “DDoS’ing” Meta’s own system. A separate video‑call segment suffered a race‑condition bug that put the display to sleep just as a call notification arrived, leaving the on‑stage presenter without visual cues. Both issues have been acknowledged by CTO Andrew Bosworth, who said the bugs are now fixed, and journalists who tested the glasses remain impressed with the product’s potential. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect in San Francisco, three new smart‑glass models were unveiled, but live demonstrations stumbled. Cooking influencer Jack Mancuso’s query to a Ray‑Ban Meta device went unanswered, and a WhatsApp video call between CTO Andrew Bosworth and CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed. Bosworth later clarified on Instagram that the glitches stemmed from a mismanaged surge of device traffic that overwhelmed a development server and a display‑sleep bug, not the venue’s Wi‑Fi. He emphasized that the products remain functional despite the demo hiccups. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect in San Francisco, three new smart‑glass models were unveiled, but live demonstrations stumbled. Cooking influencer Jack Mancuso’s query to a Ray‑Ban Meta device went unanswered, and a WhatsApp video call between CTO Andrew Bosworth and CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed. Bosworth later clarified on Instagram that the glitches stemmed from a mismanaged surge of device traffic that overwhelmed a development server and a display‑sleep bug, not the venue’s Wi‑Fi. He emphasized that the products remain functional despite the demo hiccups. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect, the company showcased upgraded Ray‑Ban Gen 2 smart glasses with a neural wristband, doubled battery life, and improved cameras, alongside the sporty Oakley Vanguard model. CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new AI features such as Live AI, but live demonstrations faltered, with three notable failures during cooking, WhatsApp call, and translation demos. While the hardware upgrades signal a strong push into wearable tech, the shaky AI performance underscores challenges Meta faces in delivering seamless, AI‑driven experiences on its glasses. The event leaves observers weighing the promise of the hardware against the current limitations of its software. Leia mais →

Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, detailed the technical mishaps that disrupted the company's recent smart‑glasses showcase. A live cooking demo suffered a massive traffic overload that effectively DDoS'd Meta's own servers, while a separate video‑call demonstration failed due to an unexpected display‑sleep bug. Bosworth clarified that the issues were software‑related, not hardware defects, and confirmed that the problems have been resolved ahead of broader product rollout. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect in San Francisco, three new smart‑glass models were unveiled, but live demonstrations stumbled. Cooking influencer Jack Mancuso’s query to a Ray‑Ban Meta device went unanswered, and a WhatsApp video call between CTO Andrew Bosworth and CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed. Bosworth later clarified on Instagram that the glitches stemmed from a mismanaged surge of device traffic that overwhelmed a development server and a display‑sleep bug, not the venue’s Wi‑Fi. He emphasized that the products remain functional despite the demo hiccups. Leia mais →

During Meta Connect 2025 the company’s smart‑glasses showcase ran into two unexpected problems. A live‑AI cooking demo overloaded the internal dev server after every device in the venue was routed to it, effectively “DDoS’ing” Meta’s own system. A separate video‑call segment suffered a race‑condition bug that put the display to sleep just as a call notification arrived, leaving the on‑stage presenter without visual cues. Both issues have been acknowledged by CTO Andrew Bosworth, who said the bugs are now fixed, and journalists who tested the glasses remain impressed with the product’s potential. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect in San Francisco, three new smart‑glass models were unveiled, but live demonstrations stumbled. Cooking influencer Jack Mancuso’s query to a Ray‑Ban Meta device went unanswered, and a WhatsApp video call between CTO Andrew Bosworth and CEO Mark Zuckerberg failed. Bosworth later clarified on Instagram that the glitches stemmed from a mismanaged surge of device traffic that overwhelmed a development server and a display‑sleep bug, not the venue’s Wi‑Fi. He emphasized that the products remain functional despite the demo hiccups. Leia mais →

During Meta Connect 2025 the company’s smart‑glasses showcase ran into two unexpected problems. A live‑AI cooking demo overloaded the internal dev server after every device in the venue was routed to it, effectively “DDoS’ing” Meta’s own system. A separate video‑call segment suffered a race‑condition bug that put the display to sleep just as a call notification arrived, leaving the on‑stage presenter without visual cues. Both issues have been acknowledged by CTO Andrew Bosworth, who said the bugs are now fixed, and journalists who tested the glasses remain impressed with the product’s potential. Leia mais →

Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, detailed the technical mishaps that disrupted the company's recent smart‑glasses showcase. A live cooking demo suffered a massive traffic overload that effectively DDoS'd Meta's own servers, while a separate video‑call demonstration failed due to an unexpected display‑sleep bug. Bosworth clarified that the issues were software‑related, not hardware defects, and confirmed that the problems have been resolved ahead of broader product rollout. Leia mais →

At Meta Connect, the company showcased upgraded Ray‑Ban Gen 2 smart glasses with a neural wristband, doubled battery life, and improved cameras, alongside the sporty Oakley Vanguard model. CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduced new AI features such as Live AI, but live demonstrations faltered, with three notable failures during cooking, WhatsApp call, and translation demos. While the hardware upgrades signal a strong push into wearable tech, the shaky AI performance underscores challenges Meta faces in delivering seamless, AI‑driven experiences on its glasses. The event leaves observers weighing the promise of the hardware against the current limitations of its software. Leia mais →