The eternal problem with smart glasses is you’ve got to see it to believe it.

I spoke to smart glasses powered by Google's Gemini AI, and they told me what I was seeing. The AI was able to summarize the page of a book I was reading and identify the location in a YouTube video I ...

Google’s new partnership with Warby Parker takes it back into head-held wearables. Will it match Meta’s Ray Ban success or ...

The smart glasses are currently being used to help researchers train robots and build better AI systems that could be ...

Remember Google Glass and the reign of the “glasshole”? Well, Google’s giving face tech another shot with Android XR glasses ...

The concept of smart glasses lives on, and now former pioneer Google is stepping up its development efforts again. Here's the ...

So for Google’s second swing at the product category, it’s focusing on design and functionality. At its I/O keynote this week ...

The biggest difference between the Android XR glasses and the Meta Ray-Bans is the inclusion of an in-lens display. The ...

Google is developing smart glasses, giving travelers another option for a wearable live translator and personal travel guide.

Google is partnering with Warby Parker on developing smart glasses through its Android XR platform, challenging Meta's smart Ray-Bans.

At the Google I/O Developers conference this week, the tech giant announced a number of AI innovations including the Android ...

Android XR head Shahram Izadi talked to CNET about Google's big next steps for AI, AR and VR, and the company's partnerships with Samsung, Warby Parker and Xreal. I started with CNET reviewing ...