Why the Meta AI app needs a physical and motor disability section for the company’s smart glasses
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have been life-transforming for me and for many other...
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have been life-transforming for me and for many other...
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Colin Hughes wrote a new post, Why the Meta AI app needs a physical and motor disability section for the company’s smart glasses 31 minutes ago
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have been life-transforming for me and for many others with severe physical disabilities. As the company’s smart glasses, they already show how powerful voice-first, wearable t […]
Colin Hughes wrote a new post, When the system takes the carer, the disabled person pays the price 1 week, 1 day ago
From a hospital bed in Arlington, Texas, Wael Tarabishi asked for only one thing: the return of his father.
His father, Maher Tarabishi, had been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in late […]
Colin Hughes wrote a new post, Two years on, Apple’s antitrust case hasn’t gone away — and neither have the accessibility questions 1 week, 5 days ago
Last week, I received an unexpected email from the U.S. Department of Justice.
It wasn’t a press update or a policy statement. It was procedural — a reminder that, as part of the Department’s ongoing antit […]
Colin Hughes wrote a new post, iOS 26.3 will bring Notification Forwarding to the EU — the UK and others may be left waiting 2 weeks, 3 days ago
Apple is currently testing a new feature called Notification Forwarding as part of the iOS 26.3 beta. On the surface, it looks like a small system-level change. In reality, it points to a potentially significant […]
Aestumanda wrote a new post, EMG, smart homes and personal safety: a use case worth considering 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Earlier this month at CES 2026, Meta announced a new research collaboration with the University of Utah exploring EMG smart home control and how consumer-grade EMG wrist wearables could support people with […]