The Oakley-branded glasses, internally referred to as “Supernova 2”, would be based on the brand’s Sphaera glasses. Instead of housing the cameras on the side, the Supernova 2 would shift the camera ...

Oakley smart glasses are expected to essentially be the same thing in different frames. Like Ray-Ban, the Oakley brand is owned by Luxottica, making for a very easy deal. It also means we can ...

will be based on Oakley’s Sphaera glasses and will shift the camera toward the center of the glasses frame. It seems Meta wants to tap into Oakley’s cult-like following among various athlete ...

That includes a new version — dubbed “Supernova 2” — that is based on Oakley’s Sphaera glasses. This model, which shifts the camera to the center of the glasses frame, will be aimed at ...

With 2,000 Olympic athletes wearing Oakley sunglasses ... The Inner Spark frame design, which launched in July, features a neuronic pad print in celeste blue with silver accents, meant to ...

Meta may be releasing new Oakley-branded ... s Sphaera glasses. Instead of housing the cameras on the side, the Supernova 2 would shift the camera to the center of the frame.