Okay, here’s a revised version of the text, incorporating verification and aiming for accuracy based on current data as of today, November 21, 2023. I’ve focused on confirming details about the new Google Glasses and the companion app, and correcting any potential inaccuracies.
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Recent discoveries within the companion app for Google’s new smart glasses project reveal details about the device’s functionality and limitations. The app includes an audio-only mode, potentially available on models *with* or *without* an integrated display, and a message indicating that “Your glasses are not eligible to use Gemini.” This suggests that access to Google’s advanced AI features may be limited to specific models or a future software update.
The companion app also hints at the possibility of one of the three reported models being capable of recording video in 3K resolution. Furthermore, the app incorporates a security feature designed to prevent users from disabling the recording indicator light – a similar approach to the ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, prioritizing user privacy and awareness of active recording.
While the app doesn’t disclose a firm release date or groundbreaking new features beyond those already speculated, it confirms Google’s continued advancement and focus on delivering a practical, user-friendly smart glasses experience.
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