Samsung Shows Smart Glasses Still Work Best Tied to a Phone
THE SO WHAT
The fact that smart glasses still perform best tethered to a phone is a reminder that wearables are an accessory business until battery, compute, and connectivity catch up. If you’re building AR or heads-up experiences, optimize for companion use cases and phone offload — not standalone devices — over the next product cycle.
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