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Like every major technology company, Apple is reportedly working hard on a pair of smart glasses. Glasses allow users to see the world differently through a smaller and less noticeable form factor ...

a Vision Pro spatial computer rival. Google also announced the Android XR platform that will power it. Both Samsung and Google mentioned smart glasses in their announcements. But Google’s was ...

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Wired has tried out a pair of prototype Google Android XR smart glasses. The glasses require a paired smartphone to handle most of the processing. It sounds like you could get Android XR glasses ...

Meta's Ray-Ban glasses are getting smarter thanks to an update that's introducing three features, including new AI functionality. In an announcement this week, Meta said the features are coming ...

The Xreal One AR glasses are easily the best AR glasses ... massive 147-inch 32:9 ultrawide display wherever you are, and the computer’s OS will react accordingly. You’ve even got on-device ...

The company just announced Android XR, a new operating system designed specifically for what Google calls “extended reality” devices like headsets and glasses. It’s working with Samsung and ...

Imagine a world where your glasses do more than just help you see—they guide you through unfamiliar streets, translate foreign languages in real time, or even assist you with cooking dinner.