Apple has pushed the debut of its first smart glasses to late 2027 as the technology company refines its strategy to differentiate the wearable from rival products through stringent data protections, Bloomberg reports.
The project, internally codenamed N50, was initially slated for a late 2026 reveal. Bloomberg reported Sunday that Apple now plans to unveil the device at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June 2027 before a retail launch later that autumn. This revised timeline grants engineers additional months to perfect hardware and software while allowing developers adequate time to build compatible applications.
The delay primarily stems from a...