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Apple Glass could replace your AirPods — here's how

Apple Glass could replace your AirPods — here’s how

Posted on August 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple Glass could benefit from bone-conducting audio tech

Apple’s Apple Glass wearable may be its first device to benefit from a new bone-conducting audio system.

That’s the gist of a patent (via Patently Apple) that discusses adding bone conduction tech to a personal audio device to create a unique hybrid system.

We saw the first part of this patent last week, detailing how the bone conduction method would work. But a more explicit mention of “a wearable computing device such as a pair of augmented reality or virtual reality glasses” immediately brings the Apple Glasses to mind.
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Wearables Tags:AirPods, Apple, audio, Augmented Reality, computing, headset, hybrid, virtual reality, wearable

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