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Lightweight Apple Glasses rumored for WWDC 2027 reveal

AppleInsider • Sun, 15 Nov 2026

Apple could finally announce its smart glasses during WWDC 2027 with privacy-focused features built around the Secure Exclave and Siri AI . Apple smart glasses could be revealed in June 2027 Apple's smart glasses, which AppleInsider has previously dubbed Apple Glass or Apple Vision, have been rumored for years. With the latest products like Apple Watch and HomeView being built around Secure Exclave technology, the pitch for smart glasses is coming into focus. According to the "Power On" newsletter from Bloomberg , Apple is expected to announce the Siri AI-powered smart glasses during WWDC 2027. They would launch later in the year. Rumor Score: 🤔 Possible Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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Apple could finally announce its smart glasses during WWDC 2027 with privacy-focused features built around the Secure Exclave and Siri AI .

Apple smart glasses could be revealed in June 2027 Apple's smart glasses, which AppleInsider has previously dubbed Apple Glass or Apple Vision, have been rumored for years.

With the latest products like Apple Watch and HomeView being built around Secure Exclave technology, the pitch for smart glasses is coming into focus.

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