Google’s New Smart Glasses Signal Major Wearable Tech Shift

Google has not given up on smart lenses, because after years of silence, the Mountain View company returns with a new proposal from Google Glass, which seems to have found the right formula to fulfill all the promises they had made: current technology more artificial intelligence. Google Glass returns and this time they were about to achieve everything they promise and demonstrated it in a live demo. We tell you the details. adn40 Always With Me…

Google’s New Smart Glasses Signal Major Wearable Tech Shift

By: Bryan Tropeano Smart Glasses Are Back—And Google Wants the Crown After years of silence and a memorable stumble with the original Google Glass, the tech giant is back in the wearables arena with a fresh vision—literally. Google has announced a $150 million investment into the development of new AI-powered smart glasses. Yes, those glasses are making a comeback, and this time, Google isn’t playing around. This move marks a major step forward …

Google Unveils Smarter Glasses to Compete With Meta in Wearable Tech

What to knowGoogle is working on new smart glasses with advanced AI features.The company aims to compete directly with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses.Google’s project focuses on better user experience and smarter technology.The move signals renewed competition in the wearable tech market.Google is developing a new generation of smart glasses designed to challenge Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses. The project is part of Google’s effort to re-enter the …

Alphabet Re-enters Wearable Tech Space With New Smart Glasses

Google parent company Alphabet (GOOGL) is developing new smart glasses as it re-enters the wearable technology sector. At its annual I/O developer conference, Alphabet announced that it has struck as partnership with eyeglass retailer Warby Parker ...

No one has been able to test Android XR yet, and for good reason: there are no commercial devices running Google's new mixed reality operating system. However, the search engine is betting big on this platform, which will adapt to glasses—and that's reason to worry Meta.