Smart glasses are real. I've worn them. Meta's Ray-Bans not only look normal, but they're successful: According to ...

Each had their own draws and features, things like AR glasses that focused on projecting your computer monitor or smartphone ...

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

A newcomer has made a pair of smart glasses that are controlled using a smart ring, and have an AI that will fact check your conversations.

The Ray-Ban Meta have put smart glasses in a great place, but I'm worried about the situation going into 2025 and fear ...

The other kind of smart glasses, however, are perhaps a little more interesting. Smart glasses like the Meta Ray-Ban glasses ...

In a stunning reveal, Google introduced its AI Glasses at a recent event, showcasing a prototype that promises to redefine our interaction with reality. These aren’t just any glasses; they’re the next ...

Provided they also possess a camera that can see things. And provided Google actually decided to launch something in this product market again. Google Glass wasn’t exactly the poster child for ...

Here, we’ll explore current efforts to go mainstream, such as Meta’s partnership with Ray-Ban and Samsung’s XR smart glasses.

Users can interact with glasses via touch, voice, or gesture input. Something called ‘gaze tracking’ is also a part of Google’s plans. Built-in cameras are included to identify your ...

We got an early hands-on look at Samsung's mixed-reality headset and Google's glasses, powered by an all-seeing assistant.