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On Tuesday,christmas sex videos the United States may elect its first female president. The world is also one giant step closer to Snap's Spectacles.

Hidden with an app update released Tuesday is support for Spectacles. The page is available in the list of features under "My Account." Right below Memories, you'll see Spectacles.

SEE ALSO: 5 things we know about Snapchat's new Spectacles

The page reads, "Spectacles are sunglasses that Snap! Learn more about Spectacles here," and directs to the website Spectacles.com, which still reads that the devices are "landing soon."

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The company recently launched a Twitter account @specs_support, which was renamed @SpecsSupport later in the day Tuesday. It has yet to tweet.

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As previously stated by Snap -- the company formerly known as Snapchat -- the product will have limited availability. It is unclear how they will rollout, but The Informationpreviously reported that glasses will be distributed to select retailers.

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We've already seen them in the hands of some Snapchat employees and affiliates.

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This reporter spotted them being tested during a race over the weekend in Orlando, Florida.

Bill Gurley of venture capital firm Benchmark, which has invested in Snapchat, tweeted a photo of his colleague Peter Fenton wearing them Monday.

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Over the last few weeks, Spectacle ads have landed in airports and taken over buildings coast to coast in the U.S. and have been spotted internationally. Images have been shared via tweets, many of which have been retweeted by Snap's Spectacles Twitter account.

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UPDATE: Nov. 8, 2016, 6:29 p.m. EST: Updated with renamed Twitter account for Spectacles.

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