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Google takes a second shot on smart glasses
More than a decade after its Google Glass flopped, Google is developing a new generation of augmented reality glasses designed to merge the physical and digital worlds. Why it matters: Augmented ...
Google's latest Pixel phone may be out, but industry attention is shifting to its upcoming AI-powered smart glasses. Contract manufacturers, including Taiwan's Quanta Computer, China's Goertek, and ...
In its relentless search for ways to weave digital products into people’s lives, Big Tech has achieved some big wins. Smart phones are ubiquitous. Apple Watch users talk to their wrists. Artificial ...
Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Google Glass walked so that the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses could run. But something is sure to sprint. Google ...
When Google announced the Android XR platform in December, it felt a little rushed, as if Google was trying to prevent OpenAI from getting all the AI attention. OpenAI was in the middle of a ...
Tech giants are trying to change the way we interact with computers. Meta showed off its latest lineup of smartglasses this ...
This sounds like niche technology news, until you remember that Samsung is one of the biggest smartphone makers in the world, and sells about one of every four Android phones in the U.S. Combine this ...
Google Glass now has a glasses-of-the-future competitor called the Vuzix smart glasses M100, which look about as cyborg-ish as Google's wearable computer invention, giving us pretty much no hope for a ...
Of all the various etiquette guides to emerge with prescriptions for the inaugural class of Glassholes, there has been one recurring piece of advice that probably won't please Google: The most polite ...
In its relentless search for ways to weave digital products into people’s lives, Big Tech has achieved some big wins. Smart phones are ubiquitous. Apple Watch users talk to their wrists. Artificial ...
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