Meta launches the most stylish AR glasses from Ray-Ban
Meta launches the most stylish AR glasses from Ray-Ban
Meta has tapped into Ray-Ban’s aviation background to release the first augmented reality glasses that will make you look as cool as an aviator. Although it can be believed that with this model the giant devices in the market are left behind, the parent company Facebook under the leadership of Mark Zuckerberg (1984) also presented the mixed reality viewer Meta Quest 3 at the Connect 2023 event. (TA)
The secret city under Beijing
Do people live underground? As crazy as it sounds, it happens. Below Beijing is Dixia Cheng, a city built in 1960 due to tensions between China and the Soviet Union. Today it is known as secret and underground, it has cinemas, schools, supermarkets, etc. It has more than 85 square kilometers and is now home to young people thanks to the local economy. (KMA)
What was the last book you read?
ACM President, Juan Camilo Narinho (1967) was on Inside LR and one of the questions (off air) was what was the last book read. The head emphasized that it is Leonardo Padura’s novel “The Man Who Loved Dogs” (1955), which tells about the murderer of Leon Trotsky (1879). “It’s a wonderful story and very well written. The whole history of communism is mixed in it,” he said. (HH)
Balmain overcomes clothing theft
During the Balmain show presented by Olivier Rousteing (1986), the new collection was presented at the Palais de Chaillot. This was achieved despite the fact that just ten days before Paris Fashion Week, the brand suffered the theft of more than 50 items of clothing during their transport. Despite this, the designer managed to present his collection inspired by the 40s and 50s and the theme of roses. (JVA)
Mick Jagger’s wealth for charity
The famous lead singer of the British band Rolling Stones Mick Jagger (1943) suggested that his huge fortune, estimated at 500 million US dollars, will be directed to charities, not to children. Jagger has eight children from five different women, but none of them will receive any part of his inheritance, the rock star himself said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal. (XBS)
Buy gold bars from the retail store
Buying gold bars online has become possible in the US after retailer Costco launched one-ounce 24-carat gold bars. Users could purchase the product through the website for $1,949.99 or $1,979.99. The idea became a hit and was sold out in a matter of hours. (CR)
iPhone 15 sales race
Starting today, some retailers will start selling the iPhone 15 family. Rappi, for example, announced yesterday that it has a limited number of units. But it will be a staggered sale among mobile operators, and only from the second week you will be able to find, according to Apple, the highest level: Pro Max. (JL)
Petro, not at Fenalco
Until yesterday, President Gustavo Petra (1960) was expected to attend the National Congress of Fenalco Traders in Cali. The president’s closing speech was scheduled to be on the agenda of the congress today at 17:40, but it has been confirmed that he will not take part in the event, which brings together more than 2,500 businessmen in the Valle del Cauca capital. (cj)
