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Apple's Next Big Thing Could Be Smart Glasses Powered by Its Watch's Tech

While the Vision Pro represents Apple's vision for spatial computing, the VR wearable has faced significant concerns regarding its pricing and weight, potentially hindering widespread adoption. Beyond VR headsets, Apple is reportedly planning to produce smart glasses that could be more appealing to mass consumers. New reports suggest how the company intends to power these glasses. Also read: Best smart glasses you can buy today

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Are Your Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Spying on You? Meta Shifts AI Privacy

Meta's Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are a popular wearable, but they haven't been entirely free of concerns since their launch, primarily revolving around Meta's handling of user privacy and data. Now, the company is rolling out a new policy adjustment that will affect how it collects data through these spectacles.

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Google Unveils New Glasses Featuring On-Device Display and Gemini Memories

Forget the nostalgia of Google Glass—Android XR is a whole new beast. Developed in close collaboration with Samsung, Google's XR platform is designed to be the backbone of next-gen wearables, blending AR, AI, and seamless device integration. Unlike Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, which focus primarily on audio and camera functions, Google is betting on a far more advanced ecosystem.

by Michael Büttner

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Samsung XR Project Moohan display at MWC 2025 featuring futuristic smart glasses.

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Beyond Ray-Ban: Samsung’s Next-Gen Smart Glasses Aim Higher

In recent months, rumors have repeatedly surfaced about Samsung developing smart glasses. Under the codename Haean, the Korean tech giant is said to be working on glasses that follow the concept of Ray-Ban sunglasses with Meta integration or the MYVU Imiki. However, these glasses are expected to offer significantly more power.

by Matthias Wellendorf

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Close-up of a person wearing TCL RayNeo X3 Pro smart glasses.

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Smart Glasses as the Safe & Perfect AI Interface

Smart glasses with integrated microphones, loudspeakers, and even cameras are becoming increasingly common. Manufacturers like Ray-Ban and TCL demonstrate that this technology can now be seamlessly integrated into relatively slim glasses. With recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), smart glasses have the potential to serve as always-available digital assistants, providing information directly through our field of vision. However, this also raises significant data privacy concerns.

by Stefan Möllenhoff

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HTC and Google Team Up: A New Era of Smart Glasses?

Google appears to be reigniting its ambitions in the smart glasses arena, and this time, it’s bringing reinforcements. A fresh collaboration with HTC not only secures access to critical licenses but also brings in seasoned XR developers from the Taiwanese company. For a tech giant that once envisioned a future shaped by computer glasses, this partnership signals a bold step forward. But how did we get here—and what’s next?

by Matthias Wellendorf

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Meta's Ray-Ban Smart Glasses 2 Could Add Vital AR Feature

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have emerged as a dominant player in the current smart glasses market. However, recent reports suggest competition is heating up, with major players like Google anticipated to launch new AR glasses featuring in-glass displays as early as 2025. Notably, Meta may also introduce a similar feature in its upcoming Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses 2—or their potential third-generation successor. Don't miss this: The best standalone VR glasses you can buy

by Jade Bryan

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Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Just Got Smarter with Live AI, Translation, and More

Since launching the Ray-Ban glasses in 2023, Meta has continued enhancing its capabilities with regular feature updates. The latest firmware, version 11, introduces upgraded AI features, including live AI-powered multimodal functionality, real-time translation, and Shazam integration.

by Jade Bryan

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Apple Vision Pro headset viewed from the side against a dark background.

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Apple Vision Pro Ups Gaming Ante with VR Controller Support?

Apple launched its first VR headset, the Vision Pro, earlier this year with a premium price tag. Despite its steep cost, the device lacks native controllers, relying solely on gestures, eye tracking, and hand tracking for user input. However, a new report suggests Apple is working with other brands to support third-party VR controllers, beginning with Sony. Also read: Apple Vision Pro's standout feature you should know.

by Jade Bryan

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Ray-Ban and Meta Smart Glasses in detail on the table

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Smart Glasses Face-Off: Samsung Could Unveil Rival to Ray-Ban Meta

Meta's Ray-Ban Smart Glasses have carved out a notable niche in the smart glasses segment. However, the competition is heating up as more brands are expected to introduce their alternatives. Samsung appears to be the first major competitor to take on Meta with its rumored AI-powered Galaxy smart glasses, anticipated to launch in 2025.

by Jade Bryan

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