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The company announced Thursday you can buy a pair of Spectacles from yellow vending machines - called “Snapbots” - that will be traveling around the world selling Snapchat’s glasses. Snap Inc.

When Snap Inc., the newly-created company behind Snapchat, announced the release of Spectacles, it’s fair to say that they were something not many people expected. Today the new camera-equipped pair ...

If you're walking down the street and see a weird-looking, Minion-like vending machine, fear not — it just wants to sell you some Spectacles from Snap Inc. Snap introduced Spectacles back in September ...

Snap’s camera glasses are now available outside the U.S. for the first time since the Spectacles launched. The company behind Snapchat announced the overseas availability of Spectacles via a tweet on ...

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Small queue for yellow, intially misfiring, vending machine in London as Snapchat launches camera sunglasses in Europe It is shortly after 8am on the South Bank in London, but something has gone a ...

Snap Inc. made waves a few weeks ago when it announced Spectacles, a pair of $130 sunglasses with a camera on it that connect to your smartphone to take and send snaps. Now the company has revealed ...

Snapchat’s Spectacles are arriving starting today, and they’ll be available to buy via pop-up vending machines that look almost trademark infringingly like Minions. The so-called Snapbots will ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Snapbots are Snap Inc.'s method for selling Snapchat's Spectacles — wearable camera sunglasses. The bots will appear throughout the country, selling Spectacles for $130 ...