Warby Parker on Monday announced that its AI smart glasses made with Google would be launched in 2026, marking a fresh challenge to Apple and Meta. Google is making another ambitious play in augmented ...

TG spoke with Google’s XR product chief Juston Payne about the company's new 'Intelligent Eyewear' and how Google plans to ...

At the Google I/O developer conference this week, we had the opportunity for a brief hands-on with Google’s upcoming AI-powered glasses — not the audio-only glasses that the company said will begin ...

Google’s Android XR glasses promise tamper detection, but enterprise buyers still need answers on camera controls, audit logs, AI processing, and privacy.

Android XR smart glasses weigh just 49g and integrate Gemini AI, but left-eye-dominant users should test the single-lens ...

A person wearing Google's XR glasses during the Google I/O keynote - Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images The smart glasses segment has gotten rather interesting over the past few years. Google envisioned ...

Google unveiled Gemini-powered AI smart glasses at I/O 2026, built with Samsung, Warby Parker, and Gentle Monster.

A screenshot from a Google Android XR presentation showing the feature of Google AI glasses. - YouTube/The Android Show Google has been saying for nearly two years that smart glasses are part of its ...

Google has been showing off its prototype Android XR glasses a lot as of late, and a new image shows off the companion app that looks like what we know from Pixel Watch, while also referring to the ...

Google's unnamed XR glasses include a display and AI connectivity, but we have no idea if Google will ever release it. Reading time 3 minutes All the usual suspects of big tech are engaged in a not-so ...

Google’s smart glasses ambitions might be getting a luxury makeover. Kering CEO Luca de Meo told Reuters that the Gucci owner plans to launch AI-powered smart glasses under the Gucci brand in ...

Google's Project Astra demo included a pair of mystery augmented reality glasses. In testing a pair of rival smart glasses, I think I might have some idea of what Google has up its sleeve. I’m PCMag’s ...