Glasses Adjustment
- All
- News
-
iOS 26 Adoption Rate Notably Lower Than Previous Versions Months After Launch: Report
Apple’s iOS 26 has been downloaded and installed by only a small percentage of iPhone users, according to a report citing data from a web analytics service. The reason behind this is said to be the new Liquid Glass design, which was met with criticism for causing legibility issues due to the transparent UI elements. Moreover, iOS 26’s adoption ...
-
Apple Patent Suggests AR Smart Glasses Could Offer Improved Comfort With Adjustable Arms
Apple has been granted a patent for its purported augmented reality (AR) smartglasses, according to a report. The patent document reveals the design and features of the rumoured Apple wearable, which was earlier expected to launch in late 2025. The Cupertino tech giant has reportedly managed to solve various issues that its future competition has b...
-
Apple's iOS 26.2 Beta 3 Rolled Out With AirDrop Upgrades, Liquid Glass Tweaks and More
Apple's iOS 26.2 beta 3 update has rolled out to developers and testers with several new features and refinements. The update introduces temporary AirDrop codes for 30-day sharing with non-contacts and adjusts Sleep Score ratings. Apple Podcasts gains AI-generated chapters, while Apple News gets a cleaner layout. The update adds a Liquid Glass Lock...
-
Apple Begins Rolling Out iOS 26.2 Beta 2 With More Customisation Options, Bug Fixes
Apple began rolling out the first beta version of the upcoming iOS 26.2 update in early November. Now, nearly a week after the beta 1 release, the company has started rolling out the second beta of iOS 26.2. The new firmware version brings a few design changes and a few visual adjustments for the Liquid Glass design. Moreover, the company has liste...
-
How to Disable the Liquid Glass Effect After Installing the iOS 26.1 Update: A Step-By-Step Guide
Apple has released the iOS 26.1 update, introducing a new toggle to adjust or disable the Liquid Glass effect, which drew criticism for its excessive translucency and poor readability. Users can now choose between “Clear” and “Tinted” options under Settings and Display & Brightness, with the latter offering a more opaque look. This update m...
-
Not A Fan Of iPhone's New Liquid Glass Look? Apple To Roll Out Fix Soon
Apple has introduced a new way for iPhone users to adjust how the Liquid Glass interface appears on their screens. With the latest iOS 26.1 beta 4 update, users can now choose to reduce the transparency effect of iOS 26.
-
Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Just Got a Competitor; Rokid AI Glasses With Dual-Eye Displays Announced
Rokid AI Glasses were announced as a Kickstarter project on Wednesday. The AI-powered wearable is expected to arrive as a competitor to the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses in the augmented reality space. It will be equipped with dual-eye displays, enabling users to see navigational directions and translations in real time. The Rokid AI Glasses come with a 12-...
-
iOS 26 Beta 3 Update for iPhone Released With New Stock Wallpapers, Darker Liquid Glass Appearance
Apple on Monday released iOS 26 Beta 3 for iPhone. The latest update brings several visual tweaks over the previous iteration that was introduced in June. As per the Cupertino-based tech giant, there are more colour choices for the stock wallpaper for home and lock screens. It is said to have also adjusted the appearance of the new Liquid Glass int...
-
Lenovo Glasses T1 With Micro OLED Displays, Built-in Speakers Launched: All Details
Lenovo, today, launched its new smart glasses called the Lenovo Glasses T1. It sports two Micro OLED displays with a 60Hz refresh rate and 1,080x1,920 pixels resolution per screen. The glasses are equipped with built-in speakers. They will be available in China in late-2022, and in select markets in 2023.
-
HTC Vive Flow Lightweight VR Glasses Launched: Price, Features
HTC has announced a new VR headset today in the UK market. The headset features a 75Hz refresh rate with a 100-degree field-of-view (FoV), two cameras, and adjustable diopter dials.
-
iOS 26 Adoption Rate Notably Lower Than Previous Versions Months After Launch: Report
Apple’s iOS 26 has been downloaded and installed by only a small percentage of iPhone users, according to a report citing data from a web analytics service. The reason behind this is said to be the new Liquid Glass design, which was met with criticism for causing legibility issues due to the transparent UI elements. Moreover, iOS 26’s adoption ...
-
Apple Patent Suggests AR Smart Glasses Could Offer Improved Comfort With Adjustable Arms
Apple has been granted a patent for its purported augmented reality (AR) smartglasses, according to a report. The patent document reveals the design and features of the rumoured Apple wearable, which was earlier expected to launch in late 2025. The Cupertino tech giant has reportedly managed to solve various issues that its future competition has b...
-
Apple's iOS 26.2 Beta 3 Rolled Out With AirDrop Upgrades, Liquid Glass Tweaks and More
Apple's iOS 26.2 beta 3 update has rolled out to developers and testers with several new features and refinements. The update introduces temporary AirDrop codes for 30-day sharing with non-contacts and adjusts Sleep Score ratings. Apple Podcasts gains AI-generated chapters, while Apple News gets a cleaner layout. The update adds a Liquid Glass Lock...
-
Apple Begins Rolling Out iOS 26.2 Beta 2 With More Customisation Options, Bug Fixes
Apple began rolling out the first beta version of the upcoming iOS 26.2 update in early November. Now, nearly a week after the beta 1 release, the company has started rolling out the second beta of iOS 26.2. The new firmware version brings a few design changes and a few visual adjustments for the Liquid Glass design. Moreover, the company has liste...
-
How to Disable the Liquid Glass Effect After Installing the iOS 26.1 Update: A Step-By-Step Guide
Apple has released the iOS 26.1 update, introducing a new toggle to adjust or disable the Liquid Glass effect, which drew criticism for its excessive translucency and poor readability. Users can now choose between “Clear” and “Tinted” options under Settings and Display & Brightness, with the latter offering a more opaque look. This update m...
-
Not A Fan Of iPhone's New Liquid Glass Look? Apple To Roll Out Fix Soon
Apple has introduced a new way for iPhone users to adjust how the Liquid Glass interface appears on their screens. With the latest iOS 26.1 beta 4 update, users can now choose to reduce the transparency effect of iOS 26.
-
Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Just Got a Competitor; Rokid AI Glasses With Dual-Eye Displays Announced
Rokid AI Glasses were announced as a Kickstarter project on Wednesday. The AI-powered wearable is expected to arrive as a competitor to the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses in the augmented reality space. It will be equipped with dual-eye displays, enabling users to see navigational directions and translations in real time. The Rokid AI Glasses come with a 12-...
-
iOS 26 Beta 3 Update for iPhone Released With New Stock Wallpapers, Darker Liquid Glass Appearance
Apple on Monday released iOS 26 Beta 3 for iPhone. The latest update brings several visual tweaks over the previous iteration that was introduced in June. As per the Cupertino-based tech giant, there are more colour choices for the stock wallpaper for home and lock screens. It is said to have also adjusted the appearance of the new Liquid Glass int...
-
Lenovo Glasses T1 With Micro OLED Displays, Built-in Speakers Launched: All Details
Lenovo, today, launched its new smart glasses called the Lenovo Glasses T1. It sports two Micro OLED displays with a 60Hz refresh rate and 1,080x1,920 pixels resolution per screen. The glasses are equipped with built-in speakers. They will be available in China in late-2022, and in select markets in 2023.
-
HTC Vive Flow Lightweight VR Glasses Launched: Price, Features
HTC has announced a new VR headset today in the UK market. The headset features a 75Hz refresh rate with a 100-degree field-of-view (FoV), two cameras, and adjustable diopter dials.
