Samsung Is Already Working on Smart Glasses With a Built-In Screen
THE SO WHAT
Another major OEM chasing smart glasses means the fight for the next personal compute surface is moving from labs to product roadmaps. If your experience is still phone-only, start mapping what “glanceable” and hands-free UX would look like for your core workflows before platforms dictate it for you.
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