Forget the Ray-Ban Meta Wayfarer, Meta may bring out a pair of smart glasses with a built-in screen as early as later in 2025, currently dubbed Hypernova.

Summary: Meta is doubling down on its ambitions for smart glasses with a new Ray-Ban model that includes a built-in display, codenamed “Hypernova.” Rumors suggest Meta will price it between $1,000 and ...

First, a quick look at what these AR glasses bring. The Snapchat Spectacles are powered by two Snapdragon processors that ...

Apple and Google know that smart glasses will replace the smartphone as the main device people use the most, according to ...

At $269, you’re getting a bright, vivid and smooth 1080p picture through those micro-OLED panels running at 120Hz. On top of ...

I’ve tested my fair share of AR smart glasses, and the best I’ve tried ... the mirrored outer lens acting as a backdrop for the display doesn’t block out all external light, and you ...

To create transparent glass like an airplane window, Zeiss relies on a combination of micro-optical structures and ...

Google recently demonstrated a working prototype of its Android XR smart glasses, but you'll reportedly need to wait a long ...

Smart glasses for navigation instead of head-up display or infotainment display. Corresponding references have been ...

A heads-up display while driving has always been the dream use of AR glasses and now it looks like that could soon become a ...

While the display is better by every measurement ... runs off whatever device you plug it into. The Ray-Ban Meta smart camera glasses can power through roughly four hours on a charge, and their ...