Apple is no longer developing augmented reality glasses designed to pair with the Mac, reports Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. Apple wanted to

Apple’s reported work on a pair of AR smart glasses that would have connected to a Mac for power has been canceled or shelved this week, according to new reporting from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.

Following the Apple Vision Pro's production uncertainty, it seems Apple has also canned another mixed-reality project involving a new pair of smart glasses.

Meta is reportedly working on several smart devices, including Oakley-branded AI glasses for athletes, including runners.

The inside is a sad sight with month-old Thanksgiving leftovers, a carton of eggs, soda, condiments, a tub of Greek yogurt, and a big jug of maple syrup. Meta-AI-as-John-Cena replies that I can make a “variety of breakfast dishes,” such as “scrambled eggs, omelets, or yogurt parfaits.”

Bloomberg reported Tuesday that the two companies had teamed up on a smart glasses partnership. The glasses will be marketed to athletes, according to the report. Citing “people with knowledge of the matter,” the news outlet lays out some of the ways in which Meta plans to diversify its smart glasses product base in the coming years:

Apple wanted the AR Glasses to work with iPhones, but technical limitations with CPU power and battery life made that impossible. And company shifted its focus toward a Mac-compatible version.

Though this project has been axed, Apple reportedly still plans to bring a standalone set of AR glasses to market 'someday.'