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Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 3) reached India on October 1 at 44,300 rupees, against 29,900 for the first pair in May 2025 and 39,900 for Gen 2 last December. In dollars the climb is 31 percent, not 48. Muse and the camera-free Audio pair are both listed as coming later, neither with a date.

Samsung's Android XR glasses cleared the FCC ahead of a November launch, California's recording-light bill was vetoed, Felix & Paul's bankruptcy file shows a $350,000 sale, Mighty Coconut cut ten more jobs, Titanfall 2 got a free VR mod, and a Steam Frame update added up to 12 percent battery.

Deloitte's reports on Felix & Paul Studios list US$34.5 million of liabilities, a sale process that reached 76 parties without one binding offer, and a court-approved $350,000 sale of Space Explorers and a lunar camera system to a company formed by former executives. AREA15 is selling Interstellar Arc tickets again.

Newsom vetoed SB 1130 on September 30, ending the first state attempt to require a recording indicator on smart glasses by law. The clause that mattered to hardware makers was a January 1, 2028 deadline for an indicator prominent enough to alert a reasonable person nearby.