Snap’s AR AR Glasses get a better search engine and video support

Snap is upgrading software that authorizes its reinforced glasses as it is prepared for the first next year “specification”. The latest update for Snap OS includes an enhanced web browser, as well as the ability to view the reflector in AR.

The company has long said that one of For AR glasses, it is to allow people to spend less time staring at their phones. Snap hasn’t achieved it yet, but Snap OS begins to get more functions that could help the company get there.

The company has redesigned the browser in Snap OS to facilitate switching between locations and changed the window size to different aspect ratios. It is also faster and more efficient and more power, with the possibility of viewing about 40 minutes of continuous video playback. (Current version of the tops for about 45 minutes of battery life.) Speaking Video, spectacles also receive a dedicated browsing for reflector, SnapChat short-format video platform. There is also a new gallery lens that allows you to view photos that have taken awarded cameras on the glass and move quickly through them with manual gestures.

The update is coming a year after the company first showed a bit goofy-looking glasses. Since then, hundreds of developers experiment with the device and creates its own AR platform lenses. But these experiences have so far had a very limited range while the company only made its spectaculators available to developers willingly t. It was set to change sometime in 2026. years, although Snap says it will start selling a smaller, lighter and more capable pair of glasses.

The company has yet to publish details on the factor of redesigned forms or which the powers “Specifications” will have. But a new version of the Snap OS shows that the company is trying to make its AR platform more useful.

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