The latest update of the Ray-Ban Stories released in partnership with Facebook now Meta has added several features to the smart glasses. After the installation of the software update, users can use the built-in assistant to send texts, make voice calls and read messages via Messenger. The new software update also makes it possible for the user to use his voice to control media playback, like pausing or resuming playback, skipping a track, adjusting the volume, or even requesting the battery life update of the device.
Meta is the transformational name of Facebook, and the company says it is rolling out the update to the accompanying Facebook View app sequentially in phases. Meta also insists that the software should be available to everyone within the shortest period. Owners of the Ray-Ban Stories glasses must first download and install the latest firmware on the glasses before they can download the new update.
The new features that have been added to the Meta Ray-Ban Stories will not be the last. Meta says several other features are also lined up for incorporation into the Ray-Ban Stories and these could come as early as 2022.
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