First there was Google Glass, the augmented-reality eyewear that ultimately flopped ... which has upended the technology ...

After teasing the smart glasses with Gemini AI at the core, Google offered a select few a hands-on experience with the wearable.

It's not quite Google Glass, but it's in the same kind of area ... We did see some specs briefly shown off at Google I/O 2022 ...

Google is working on a lot of AI stuff — like, a lot of AI stuff — but if you want to really understand the company’s vision for virtual assistants, take a look at Project Astra.

Google also gave us a fresh look at the research prototype for its universal AI assistant, Project Astra, and hinted at a future pair of AI-powered smart glasses. During the Gemini 2.0 briefing ...

Google is slowly peeling back the curtain on its vision to, one day, sell you glasses with augmented reality and multimodal AI capabilities. The company’s plans for those glasses, however ...

At the briefing for the launch of Gemini 2.0 this week, Google revealed that a small group is to begin testing Project Astra ...

but frustrated that Google didn’t effectively even tease, let alone announce, a pair of smart glasses that would work with it in the future. It has now teased such a product with the announcement of ...

First and foremost, this patent indicates that these glasses won’t be a standalone product. Google allegedly has plans to offload processing to a smartphone, so the glasses will need to be ...

Google first unveiled the Google Glass in 2013, but it never saw the mainstream light. Now, almost a decade since then, the tech giant is allegedly planning to step back into the smart glasses race.

Our colleagues at Techradar have spotted something interesting in the promo video for the new Gemini AI features: what appears to be a set of smart glasses. Could Google Glass be back? The video ...

After Google Glass bombed, it appeared but the Mountain View-company was done with smart glasses, but it's becoming quite clear that Google is ready to take another stab at the AR wearables category.