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The glasses connect to a smartphone via Bluetooth via the Facebook View app — with it, you can manage your photo gallery, save them to your phone (or enable automatic transfer), edit photos, publish photos on social networks, and transfer them to other apps.
Facebook View requires a Facebook account to work, but the czech republic number data social network claims it does not analyze the app's content to personalize ads.
Technically, this is the best device on the smart glasses market.
“Ray-Ban Stories is a great first attempt at Facebook's smart glasses,” says CNBC , and PCMag considers them the most functional on the market, although they can only take photos and videos, take calls and play music. But they do it much better than alternatives from Snap or Amazon.
The quality of the two 5-megapixel cameras on the Ray-Ban Stories is "acceptable" for quickly saving an interesting moment on the go and posting it on social media, but they are far from modern smartphones, reviewers believe.
The camera shoots video vertically in portrait mode or in square format with a resolution of 1184×1184 and a frequency of 30 frames per second. Photo shooting is possible in a resolution of 2592 x 1944 and an aspect ratio of 4: 3.
Photos and videos come out quite bright and clear even with rapid head movement, although there are problems with detail in low light, write TechRadar , PCMag and TechCrunch .
Facebook View requires a Facebook account to work, but the czech republic number data social network claims it does not analyze the app's content to personalize ads.
Technically, this is the best device on the smart glasses market.
“Ray-Ban Stories is a great first attempt at Facebook's smart glasses,” says CNBC , and PCMag considers them the most functional on the market, although they can only take photos and videos, take calls and play music. But they do it much better than alternatives from Snap or Amazon.
The quality of the two 5-megapixel cameras on the Ray-Ban Stories is "acceptable" for quickly saving an interesting moment on the go and posting it on social media, but they are far from modern smartphones, reviewers believe.
The camera shoots video vertically in portrait mode or in square format with a resolution of 1184×1184 and a frequency of 30 frames per second. Photo shooting is possible in a resolution of 2592 x 1944 and an aspect ratio of 4: 3.
Photos and videos come out quite bright and clear even with rapid head movement, although there are problems with detail in low light, write TechRadar , PCMag and TechCrunch .