Meta has quietly rebranded its smart glasses, but the small change carries big implications. The updated name reflects more than marketing—it points to underlying issues with the product itself. Subtle though it seems, the shift highlights ongoing challenges in Meta’s push to make wearable tech mainstream.
Digital twins are revolutionizing destination planning, offering immersive previews while aiding sustainability and heritage preservation. With 3D scanning and smart tourism growth, they balance economic development and environmental care. From virtual cities to replicas like St. Peter’s Basilica, digital twins ensure efficient, ethical, and accessible travel experiences.
Thailand is emerging as a confident adopter of artificial intelligence, with ChatGPT usage jumping fourfold, OpenAI reports. At the AI LEAP forum in Bangkok, OpenAI’s Jason Kwon and KBTG’s Ruangroj Poonpol highlighted how Thais are integrating AI into business and daily life, marking strong readiness for the AI era.
Apple’s new “Liquid Glass” system redesign is rolling out globally, bringing glassy layers, fluid animations, and blurred interfaces inspired by visionOS. While praised for aesthetics and organic animations, critics argue it hurts legibility and usability. Designers remain divided on whether it enhances focus—or adds distraction.
Apple Watch Series 11 remains the “Goldilocks” pick—balanced between price, features, and design. Yet, unlike last year’s Series 10, it faces stronger competition from Samsung, Google, and Apple’s own SE 3 and Ultra 3. A safe upgrade, but not the standout it once was.