Gift guide
Give the glasses without taking over the account
A useful wearable gift leaves the recipient in control of setup, captures and everyday use.
Monthly archive
2025 archive
Essays and guides, organised by their coverage period.
Retrospective essays are grouped by the month they cover. They were written and added on November 2, 2026; that is the publication date shown on each article.
December
1 article→
November
1 articleService planning
Budget transcription around the reset day
A monthly allowance follows a service cycle that may differ from your calendar month.
October
1 articleRecording practice
A recorder on a lapel still needs a room plan
Wearing a recorder conveniently and capturing a useful conversation are separate tasks.
September
1 articleAnnouncement analysis
Read Gen 2’s battery promise as a schedule
Meta’s September 2025 runtime figures are most useful when placed beside your charging opportunities.
August
1 articleArchive practice
Keep an original beside the cleaned transcript
Separating source material from edited notes makes later corrections much easier to explain.
July
1 articleSetup notes
A second phone is a setup project
Moving smart glasses between work and personal routines requires more than a Bluetooth check.
June
1 articleTravel kit
Pack the dock with the recorder
A small wearable can still require a surprisingly specific travel kit.
May
1 articleControl guide
Map the stop control before the first recording
A wearable recorder should be easy to stop and easy to explain to the people present.
April
1 articleEditing notes
Before sharing a transcript, fix who said what
Speaker labels need their own review because a correct sentence can still be attached to the wrong person.
March
1 articleOwnership notes
A charging case needs a place in the day
Reserve capacity matters only when the glasses can spend time inside the case.
February
1 articleWorkflow
Make a voice note that survives its first transcript
A little structure while speaking can save a much longer cleanup later.
January
1 articleFit notes
A smart-glasses try-on should include your coat
Clothing, bags and ordinary head movements reveal fit problems that a mirror cannot.