Snap Makes Its Case for Wearing A Computer On Your Face
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Snap is treating Specs as a full software surface, not just a camera toy—which means AR glasses are graduating into a real platform bet again. If your product depends on mobile-only engagement, start a small experiment assuming a world where capture and notifications live at eye level, not in the pocket.
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