Meta Is Bringing Third-Party Apps And Games To Its Display Glasses

Meta is opening its Ray-Ban Display smart glasses to third-party developers, allowing display-enabled apps and simple games to run on the device.

The apps can connect through web and mobile services and may include overlays, media tools, data widgets, and other utilities.

Meta also announced user features such as neural handwriting, display recording, and live captioning for calls in Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram.

The move could expand the $800 glasses into a broader app ecosystem, though battery impact and rollout timing remain unclear.