Gurman previously mentioned that a pair of smart spectacles were seriously being considered, and they would be tethered to an iPhone to remove some of the computing overhead.
I somehow doubt Apple will go with physical (i.e. via cable) tethering.
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The quoted section doesn't suggest they would...? Am I misunderstanding what you mean?
(Honestly asking, sometimes communication on the internet is hard)
Yeah, the article didn't imply a physical tether, more speculation on my part
Ah, gotcha