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Google’s Gemini glasses still lack a price and ship day after Qualcomm’s Maui keynote, while Meta listed $349 audio frames for October 13.
Snap’s SPECS AR glasses work as standalone computers at $2,195, a Magic Leap-era price that leaves ordinary buyers to Meta and XREAL.
Qualcomm’s sensing camera covers faces for on-device AI, then rides into camera earbuds that can reach the cloud without a phone.
Estonia’s Defence Forces gave Archangel, a €50 million Estonia-UK fund, a three-year channel into force design, while the €2.4 billion budget does the buying.
XLS-65 and XLS-66 remain far below the 80 percent validator bar, while Batch V1.1 is due on 29 September on the XRP Ledger.
Core Devices is selling the cancelled Pebble Time 2 for $225, but the watch faces that make it a Pebble still sit on a volunteer archive...
F13 exits stealth with $5 million to make editable vector charts and diagrams that match data, a bet against pretty but wrong image models.
NATO’s first Swedish cheque puts €11 million behind TERASi’s pocket millimetre-wave radios, with In-Q-Tel and Kyiv’s D3 taking new seats.
Paris AI firm Biolevate raised €30 million to automate the regulatory dossiers and literature reviews that pile up after discovery models find new drugs.
Ireland’s DPC priced Google’s 2018-2020 location tools at €403 million, eight years after consumer complaints, while Google says the settings already changed.
