here they are.The Ray-Ban Stories mark the entrance of the American Facebook and the Italian-French Essilorluxottica, Ray-Ban group leader, in the core market of intelligent glasses.Without augmented reality, for now.Announced on Thursday 9 September by the Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the Chief Wearables Officer of Essilorluxottica Rocco Basilico, the Ray-Ban Stories are the first result of many years of collaboration between the two giants that dominate the social networking and glasses sectors, at the level global.The first fruit and a first step.The stories begin without overdoing it from a technological point of view, focusing on a design that follows almost perfectly that of traditional ray-bags and on a few, simple and already seen functions: photographs can be taken and shooting videos from 30 seconds to the maximum, listen to themusic and talk on the phone.Without having to challenge the smartphone.end.Equipped with a Snapdragon processor, they communicate with the smartphone via Bluetooth and have a battery that promises moderate use up to six hours (it recharges with custody and to get 100% you need 70 minutes).To download on the smartphone, and then possibly share the photos and videos on social media, there is the Facebook View app for Android and iOS, which connects to the Facebook profile.To ask the glasses to take a photo or shoot a video you can use the appropriate manual command or pronounce the "Facebook take a photo" and "Facebook take on video" phrases, for now only in English.
