Meta's aggressive pivot toward AI-powered eyewear is already gaining traction. The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, launched in ...

According to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, Apple’s team is developing a low-power processor that could eventually power their ...

and a pair of high-tech glasses to go up against the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses. Sidestepping Apple's new Vision Pro models — ...

What to expect from Google I/O about the company's AI-infused strategy for AR and VR.

which is key to getting these AR-powered goggles small enough to look like a stylish pair of high-tech glasses. Apple allocated $31.4 billion to R&D in 2024, a nearly 5% increase from the year ...

Perhaps all that comes to mind when you hear about wearable tech is fitness trackers, smartwatches or even high-tech clothing.

If you have a strong prescription, you may see more comfortably (and stylishly) with high-index lenses, which are made of thin, lightweight glass or plastic. They can cost a bit more than regular ...

There were problems with the actual tech, but also privacy concerns. The high-tech glasses, which could take photos and videos, send texts, and show the weather, were ahead of their time.

In addition, glasses owners in the EU can finally use Meta AI with their high-tech specs. Live translation, previously available in early access, is now rolling out in every region where Ray-Ban ...

Meta’s current Ray-Bans and its Orion prototype offer a glimpse of the sleek, high-tech glasses we’ve dreamed of, while Apple’s Vision Pro delivers a lot more function but too much bulk.

Instead, in a few years, all that attention you're spending on phones will instead gravitate to the next big thing in tech — smart glasses. Smart glasses already exist, though not in a form that ...