Apple's smart glasses will have two cameras, one for capture and the other for computer vision, and launch in early 2027, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The device will use high-end materials and be powered by an Apple-designed chipset.

Apple's upcoming smart glasses are set to feature two cameras, one for high-quality image and video capture and the other for computer vision, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. The glasses, which will launch in early 2027, will be designed with high-end materials and will offer functionalities like phone calls, music playback, live translations, turn-by-turn directions, and multimodal AI. Apple plans to distinguish its hardware from competitors like Meta by focusing on build quality and camera technology.