Meta’s next smart glasses will let you directly livestream videos to Instagram

Meta Ray-Ban Stories 2.0 features (alleged)

• Live streaming: As per tech journalist Janko Roettgers, who has obtained some internal documents related to the next-gen Ray-Ban Stories, the new glasses will allow the wearer to live record videos and stream them. This could be a game-changer for influencers and journalists who won't have to carry or hold a camera for recording or reporting something. The glasses will do that job. An in-built LED will blink when the wearer is recording or live-streaming through the device.
• Audio feedback: While they livestream what they are seeing to their audience, they can also listen to the latter's comments and reactions. They would hear this audio over the built-in headphones on the frame. 

• Noise blocking: The gen-2 Ray-Ban Stories could also raise the volume of the audio playback depending on the ambient noise.
• Hardware upgrades: Meta Ray-Ban Stories 2.0 is also expected to get better cameras and improved battery life.

The original Ray Ban Stories were launched in September 2021 and are currently retailing at $299 (around Rs 25,000). Meta's Ray-Ban Stories' second gen was due to launch this fall, but there has been no official word on it yet. The third-gen glasses are due for release in 2025 and are expected to come with a display which could show incoming messages and even translate text from other languages. Meta's first AR glasses, codenamed Orion, are not expected to be out before 2027.