Meta Restart works on ‘new version’ of first-ever smartwatch: report

According to a Twitter user named Kuba Wojciechowski, the smartwatch project has restarted.The tweet also shared some renders meta smartwatch This is currently in early stages of development. Wojciechowski also noted the lack of information about timing. meta Starting to ship the rumored wearable, Meta says its apple watch Plans for the company’s first smartwatch were then canceled internally in November 2022 as Meta wanted to focus more on the Metaverse. Now, the latest rumors are circulating that Facebook’s parent company has resumed work on its previously-anticipated smartwatch. According to his Twitter user named Kuba Wojciechowski, the smartwatch project has been relaunched. The tweet also shares some renders of his Meta smartwatch, which is currently in early development. Wojciechowski also said he has no information on when Meta will start shipping the rumored wearable.

Meta’s First Ever Smartwatch: What To Expect
PhoneArena reports that the latest version of the smartwatch is expected to have a similar design to its canceled predecessor. The first-ever Meta smartwatch is also rumored to feature two cameras, and will be powered by his unspecified Qualcomm hardware ‘platform’. Upcoming wearables may also launch Android-based. Wear OS another.
An image shared in a tweet shows that Meta plans to make some minor changes to the sensor array on the back of the wearable. The smartwatch may also retain the previously reported ‘detachable form factor’, with Meta ultimately expected to use this form factor for ‘other Metaverse related devices’. .

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Last week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that Messenger’s end-to-end encrypted chats are being updated with several new features. These features include link previews, custom emojis, themes, and more. The company also confirms that it is testing default end-to-end encryption for more Messenger users.
The company also says it will notify users in individual chat threads when they are updated with end-to-end encryption. Meta also explained that they randomly select users for this process.
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