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More states sign up for SNAP waivers
Arkansas, Idaho and Utah have received permission to place restrictions on which foods are SNAP-eligible, joining three other ...
Snap Says Its ‘Lightweight’ AR Glasses Are Probably, Definitely, For Sure, Arriving Next Year
Between Meta and its Ray-Ban glasses, Xreal and its partnership with Google, and a rumored Samsung entrant that could arrive ...
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. approves Arkansas plan to remove some unhealthy food from SNAP
THOSE ITEMS ARE AND HOW THIS COULD IMPACT THOSE WHO RECEIVE SNAP BENEFITS. ACCORDING TO THAT WAIVER SENT OUT BY GOVERNOR ...
Government Bans SNAP Recipients From Buying Soda And Candy In 3 States
Idaho, Arkansas, and Utah are now allowed to ban the purchase of soda, sugary drinks, and junk food under SNAP benefits.
Snap plans to sell lightweight, consumer AR glasses in 2026
Snap is back with a new pair of AR smart glasses, and for the first time in years, it’s ready to sell them to consumers. The ...
Snap has sunk $3 billion into AR Specs it hopes it can actually convince you to wear
Snap is launching consumer AR Specs in 2026, aiming to bring AI, 3D content, and real-world interaction to your face.
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Snap's CEO Told Me About Its New AR Glasses, Coming in 2026
They'll be standalone, so no phone is required. Google Gemini AI is coming but the glasses won't be Android XR-connected yet.
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Snap to Make its New AR Smart Glasses Available to Consumers, Potentially Kicking the Tech into the Mainstream
Yet, AR glasses and the like have struggled to connect to the wider consumer base despite the tech being embedded in some of ...
Wearing a computer on your face? Snap looks to take on rivals with new augmented reality glasses
Snap joins Meta, Google and Apple in trying to shape the future of computing with the release of high-tech glasses. Efforts ...
Arkansas advocacy group pushes back on SNAP, Medicaid cuts
Arkansas advocates warn proposed changes to Medicaid, SNAP and housing assistance will harm families, urging senators to oppose.