Meta Muse Reaches the iPad, AI Glasses Version Still Undated
Meta’s Muse 10.0 adds a native iPad app a month after launch, but the AI glasses version Meta promised at Connect still has no release date or timeline.
Meta’s Muse 10.0 adds a native iPad app a month after launch, but the AI glasses version Meta promised at Connect still has no release date or timeline.
Information Age says Meta keeps expanding VR Glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Audio and Muse Charm while Australia weighs tougher privacy rules for camera wearables.
UploadVR reports Meta is bringing its Muse personal AI agent to AI glasses, with voice-first actions and glance-aware tasks, while timing is still unclear.
At Meta Connect 2026, Mark Zuckerberg sidestepped the privacy backlash against AI glasses while pitching Muse Confidential VM and stronger encryption.
At Meta Connect 2026, Zuckerberg unveiled Muse Charm, a palm-sized device with a 2-inch OLED, fingerprint wake and 5G, targeting a December holiday ship.
Zuckerberg unveiled Meta VR Glasses at Connect 2026 at about 100 grams with controller-free hand and eye tracking, as Gen 3 Ray-Ban Meta starts at $449.
Amazon blocked Meta’s Muse AI agent from shopping on Amazon.com, citing unauthorized access and credential concerns, just before Meta Connect.
Apptopia estimates Meta’s Muse beat ChatGPT’s first 12 days of U.S. and Canada iOS downloads with 1.8 million, while glasses support is still coming soon.
Muse from Meta hit No. 1 on Apple’s U.S. free iPhone chart on September 20, ahead of ChatGPT, though grossing charts differ and glasses support is pending.
TechCrunch says Meta’s Muse AI agent is live on Mac with opt-in access to files, mail and calendar, while Meta says it is still coming soon to AI glasses.