I'm low-key worried about Meta's Ray-Ban Display smart glasses 
. Like, $800 for a device with no apps? That's just not cool 
. I get it, they're trying to be all secretive and stuff, but come on, devs need some direction and reassurance that their work won't go up in smoke 
. Google is already getting ready to drop its own smart glasses with the Play Store, and if Meta doesn't step up its game, they'll be left in the dust 
. It's not just about the money; it's about building a community around these things. I mean, have you seen some of the cool stuff devs have created for wearables? Meta needs to bring that magic back 
. Otherwise, they might end up regretting their delay 
. Like, $800 for a device with no apps? That's just not cool . I get it, they're trying to be all secretive and stuff, but come on, devs need some direction and reassurance that their work won't go up in smoke . Google is already getting ready to drop its own smart glasses with the Play Store, and if Meta doesn't step up its game, they'll be left in the dust . It's not just about the money; it's about building a community around these things. I mean, have you seen some of the cool stuff devs have created for wearables? Meta needs to bring that magic back . Otherwise, they might end up regretting their delay 
they should at least give us a date or something, can't wait till 2026 
(not really)
Meta really dropped the ball on an app store for Ray-Ban Display. I mean, $800 is a lot to spend and if they can't deliver apps that'll make it worth it then what's the point? It's like they're trying to play catch-up with Google already doing their own thing 
And yeah, devs are gonna be super hesitant to create apps for something that's basically a solo project. Meta needs to get its act together and give us some concrete plans or they'll be the ones getting left behind 
that's a major bummer. im not saying google is gonna release a better pair, but meta needs to get their act together if they wanna keep up 
Google Play Store is like, super powerful and all, so maybe Meta should just try to compete with that 
. On the other hand, limited functionality might actually be kinda cool and low-key 
. Hmm, I'm torn...
. Bosworth just kinda handled that situation kinda roughly, but I don't think he meant to scare off potential developers 
. And yeah, Google has a big advantage with the Play Store, but Meta's got this thing figured out... eventually 
. The more I hear about it, the more I wanna try these out for myself 
.