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one in post on instagram,<\/a> Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed the dates of the next Meta Connect event: September 23 and 24 at the company’s Menlo Park campus. Of course, it will also be streamed online. Zuckerberg also shared a (presumably clue-filled) playlist labeled “Connect 2026”, a list of what to expect, and a photo that appears to tease the smart glasses that will be revealed at the event: <\/p>\n \n The note Zuck shared promises “demos, special guests, AI updates, and better WiFi,” while also blurring out a fifth item. Mysterious! A post on the company’s blog<\/a> Meta promised that the event would “share the latest in VR, wearables, the metaverse, and AI,” but I doubt those things are listed in order of importance. <\/p>\n Other than written-on sunglasses and a few cryptic clues, little is known about what Meta plans to showcase at the event. There are rumors that Meta is in the works A watch to compete with Apple Watch<\/a>And there’s something roughly clock-shaped in the photo, so that’s a possibility. It would make sense if Meta finally revealed a full smart watch that also controls Meta Glasses, but there’s no way of knowing if the company exists yet. Hardcore virtual reality fans are looking forward to it Announcing a new Quest headset<\/a>Which the company has confirmed is coming at some point, but if I had to guess, I’d say Meta is working hard to improve its artificial intelligence, because that’s the way of the world these days. <\/p>\n <\/p>\n What do you think so far? \n
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