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We follow up on context. We try our best to help each other understand. Today, the year of smart

glasses shapes up with Amazon and making its delivery drivers wear them. and Andy Beach tells us why Reddit is suing

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Let's start with what you need to know with the big story.

As I continue to believe that 2026 will be the year of the smart glasses, uh,

we get yet another entrant into the race.

In fact, we've got two in today's show.

See if you can spot the second one.

The first one, Amazon announced Wednesday that it is testing smart glasses for its

North American delivery drivers.

They have plans to give everybody them, but they're starting in North America.

They look like normal glasses, but they have a monochromatic heads-up display in one lens.

Gives you kind of a green overview, very 1980s Apple 2.

It also has speakers and a camera, kind of thing you expect in smart

glasses, and connects to a wireless controller that has buttons, including an emergency button,

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