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Nothing Said to Be Developing Smart Glasses With ChatGPT Integration, Audio Support and Photochromic Lenses
Nothing has been steadily expanding its product portfolio beyond smartphones. Most recently, the company launched two new Bluetooth speakers. A tipster now suggests that the UK-based brand could be preparing to enter another emerging wearable category. It is said to be developing two types of smart glasses, powered by artificial intelligence (AI). ...
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Ray-Ban Meta Update Adds Walking Navigation, Spatial Audio and New Accessibility Controls
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are reportedly receiving new features with the v128 and v129 software updates. Version 128 could allow users to follow walking directions through their glasses using location data from a connected smartphone. It is also said to introduce Spatial Audio. Meanwhile, version 129 reportedly brings Mono Audio and Audio Balance ...
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Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Gen 1 Price Drops to Near Rs. 15,000 on Amazon Ahead of Festive Sale
India’s smart glasses market has been steadily expanding in recent years. There are several options now available, catering to different use cases. Homegrown brands like Pebble and Lenskart both offer glasses with built-in cameras for users who want to capture content on-the-go. The most popular option, however, remains the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses, ...
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Meta Glasses Boom Despite Privacy Backlash And Bans
Meta is emerging as the undisputed leader in the display-less AI glasses space, eating up pretty much all of the market.
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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 Hits India at Rs. 44,300: Is the Upgrade Over the Gen 2 Actually Worth It?
Meta Platforms kicked off Meta Connect, its annual multi-day conference, on Wednesday. The company expanded its AI wearables lineup by introducing Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 and Meta VR Glasses. While there is no word on the India availability of the VR glasses, Meta is bringing its third-generation Ray-Ban Meta Glasses to India. The new generation expands...
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India's Smart Glasses Boom Comes With A New Privacy Threat
Smart glasses are among the fastest-growing segments of India's wearables market, according to the International Data Corporation.
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Viture Vonder Smart Glasses Debut With AI Memories, Encryption and Prescription Lens Support
Unlike regular smart glasses, Viture’s Vonder smart glasses are focused on privacy and comfort. The glasses have no cameras, displays or even always-on recording. Vonder takes a more privacy-focused approach, letting users record audio only when needed.
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Meta Luna Smart Glasses Without a Camera Said to Be in the Works; Launch Timeline Tipped
Meta is reportedly working on a new pair of smart glasses that will ditch the camera. The glasses, reportedly codenamed Luna, could begin shipping as early as October. It could be launched in Clubmaster and Burbank designs. The upcoming wearable is said to use six microphones and built-in speakers arranged near the user's ears.
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Meta Plans Camera-Free Smart Glasses "Luna": Report
The new glasses model has six built-in microphones that allow users to speak with Meta's AI chatbot and consumer AI agent Muse.
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Samsung Reportedly Developing Display-Equipped AI Glasses, Launch Slated for 2028
Samsung recently introduced its first Galaxy Glasses, developed with Google, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker. A new report suggests that the South Korean tech conglomerate could be working on a more advanced version that adds visual information to the glasses. Samsung has reportedly asked its display division to develop a microdisplay for AI glass...
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Apple Patent Shows How Its Smart Glasses Could Tackle Recording Privacy Concerns
Apple has filed a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that indicates the use of audio indicators during recordings. The patent titled "Secure Audio Indicators For Electronic Devices" suggests that Apple is looking to tackle growing privacy concerns around smart glasses. It could address the risk of their cameras and mi...
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UK Theatres, Clubs Ban Meta Smart Glasses Due To Privacy Concerns
Business owners worry that these glasses allow wearers to record customers and staff without their knowledge or consent.
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Apple Plans to Turn Future Smart Glasses, Headsets Into Health and Fitness Tracking Devices: Report
Apple is currently exploring ways to bring health and fitness tracking capabilities to its smart glasses and AR headsets, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims. However, the tech giant reportedly does not plan to bring the said functionalities with the first-generation smart glasses, which are expected to launch next year. With the future smart glasses,...
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Apple Reportedly Delays Smart Glasses to WWDC 2027 to Strengthen Privacy
Apple is reportedly preparing its first smart glasses for a WWDC 2027 unveiling, with consumer availability expected later that year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the company has delayed the product to refine privacy protections and evaluate different camera designs. Apple is said to be developing new hardware and software safeguards, favouring on-...
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Samsung to Reportedly Showcase Smart Glasses With Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 Chip at Galaxy Unpacked
Earlier this year, Samsung showcased two new categories of intelligent eyewear developed in collaboration with Google. The highlight, however, was the pair of AI-powered audio glasses similar to the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses, which provide spoken assistance through built-in speakers. The South Korean tech conglomerate is now anticipated to provide anoth...
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Nothing Said to Be Developing Smart Glasses With ChatGPT Integration, Audio Support and Photochromic Lenses
Nothing has been steadily expanding its product portfolio beyond smartphones. Most recently, the company launched two new Bluetooth speakers. A tipster now suggests that the UK-based brand could be preparing to enter another emerging wearable category. It is said to be developing two types of smart glasses, powered by artificial intelligence (AI). ...
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Ray-Ban Meta Update Adds Walking Navigation, Spatial Audio and New Accessibility Controls
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses are reportedly receiving new features with the v128 and v129 software updates. Version 128 could allow users to follow walking directions through their glasses using location data from a connected smartphone. It is also said to introduce Spatial Audio. Meanwhile, version 129 reportedly brings Mono Audio and Audio Balance ...
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Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Gen 1 Price Drops to Near Rs. 15,000 on Amazon Ahead of Festive Sale
India’s smart glasses market has been steadily expanding in recent years. There are several options now available, catering to different use cases. Homegrown brands like Pebble and Lenskart both offer glasses with built-in cameras for users who want to capture content on-the-go. The most popular option, however, remains the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses, ...
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Meta Glasses Boom Despite Privacy Backlash And Bans
Meta is emerging as the undisputed leader in the display-less AI glasses space, eating up pretty much all of the market.
-
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 Hits India at Rs. 44,300: Is the Upgrade Over the Gen 2 Actually Worth It?
Meta Platforms kicked off Meta Connect, its annual multi-day conference, on Wednesday. The company expanded its AI wearables lineup by introducing Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 and Meta VR Glasses. While there is no word on the India availability of the VR glasses, Meta is bringing its third-generation Ray-Ban Meta Glasses to India. The new generation expands...
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India's Smart Glasses Boom Comes With A New Privacy Threat
Smart glasses are among the fastest-growing segments of India's wearables market, according to the International Data Corporation.
-
Viture Vonder Smart Glasses Debut With AI Memories, Encryption and Prescription Lens Support
Unlike regular smart glasses, Viture’s Vonder smart glasses are focused on privacy and comfort. The glasses have no cameras, displays or even always-on recording. Vonder takes a more privacy-focused approach, letting users record audio only when needed.
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Meta Luna Smart Glasses Without a Camera Said to Be in the Works; Launch Timeline Tipped
Meta is reportedly working on a new pair of smart glasses that will ditch the camera. The glasses, reportedly codenamed Luna, could begin shipping as early as October. It could be launched in Clubmaster and Burbank designs. The upcoming wearable is said to use six microphones and built-in speakers arranged near the user's ears.
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Meta Plans Camera-Free Smart Glasses "Luna": Report
The new glasses model has six built-in microphones that allow users to speak with Meta's AI chatbot and consumer AI agent Muse.
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Samsung Reportedly Developing Display-Equipped AI Glasses, Launch Slated for 2028
Samsung recently introduced its first Galaxy Glasses, developed with Google, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker. A new report suggests that the South Korean tech conglomerate could be working on a more advanced version that adds visual information to the glasses. Samsung has reportedly asked its display division to develop a microdisplay for AI glass...
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Apple Patent Shows How Its Smart Glasses Could Tackle Recording Privacy Concerns
Apple has filed a patent with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that indicates the use of audio indicators during recordings. The patent titled "Secure Audio Indicators For Electronic Devices" suggests that Apple is looking to tackle growing privacy concerns around smart glasses. It could address the risk of their cameras and mi...
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UK Theatres, Clubs Ban Meta Smart Glasses Due To Privacy Concerns
Business owners worry that these glasses allow wearers to record customers and staff without their knowledge or consent.
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Apple Plans to Turn Future Smart Glasses, Headsets Into Health and Fitness Tracking Devices: Report
Apple is currently exploring ways to bring health and fitness tracking capabilities to its smart glasses and AR headsets, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman claims. However, the tech giant reportedly does not plan to bring the said functionalities with the first-generation smart glasses, which are expected to launch next year. With the future smart glasses,...
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Apple Reportedly Delays Smart Glasses to WWDC 2027 to Strengthen Privacy
Apple is reportedly preparing its first smart glasses for a WWDC 2027 unveiling, with consumer availability expected later that year. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says the company has delayed the product to refine privacy protections and evaluate different camera designs. Apple is said to be developing new hardware and software safeguards, favouring on-...
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Samsung to Reportedly Showcase Smart Glasses With Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 Chip at Galaxy Unpacked
Earlier this year, Samsung showcased two new categories of intelligent eyewear developed in collaboration with Google. The highlight, however, was the pair of AI-powered audio glasses similar to the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses, which provide spoken assistance through built-in speakers. The South Korean tech conglomerate is now anticipated to provide anoth...
