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The Android XR ecosystem is undergoing a remarkable transformation, bringing innovative technology to the forefront of productivity, entertainment, and ...

Google previews Project Aura smart glasses with Android XR support, offering cross-platform AI features, immersive displays, ...

What if your glasses could see what you see, hear what you hear, and then promptly tell you the information you want? Such is the premise behind Google’s forthcoming Android XR smart glasses due to ...

Themed Cyberpunk 2077 video display glasses from Viture were created in collaboration with game studio CD Projekt Red. Features a 152" screen, 120Hz, and AI 3D for gaming.

Google is offering serious money to prove their new defenses work. The tech giant rolled out security layers for Chrome’s AI agents, complete with a bounty program offering up to $20,000 for anyone ...

Google unveiled its long-awaited return to smart eyewear, confirming that AI-powered Android XR glasses developed with partners including Samsung, Warby Parker, and Gentle Monster will arrive in 2026.

The new glasses — born from collaborations with Warby Parker, Gentle Monster and Samsung — will reportedly come in two variants. One model prioritises a “screen-free” expe ...

In brief: Google introduced Android XR, its answer to Apple's visionOS, in 2024. In October of this year, Samsung released the first headset for Google's platform, which undercut the Apple Vision Pro ...

According to Google, the glasses will be built using Android XR, the company's operating system for headset computers.

There is already a race in Silicon Valley to create smart glasses that are sleek, lightweight, and fashionable enough to wear ...

Google is launching its own pair of AI-powered glasses in collaboration with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker, the company announced in a blog post on Monday, Dec. 8.