For the past while, I’ve had the Halliday smart glasses on my desk for testing, but I’ll admit they’ve spent a lot more time on my desk than on my face because I’ve not had a compelling enough reason to wear them over my other spectacles.
To give you a quick reminder, the Halliday glasses made a splash at CES, where the company promised its "proactive AI eyewear" would be able to help you with everyday tasks by relaying info via built-in speakers or a small display that sits above your right eye.
