Ahead of its big Connect show, Meta may have spoiled one of its biggest announcements.

An unlisted YouTube video all but confirmed many rumors about Meta's upcoming display-enabled smart glasses. Here are the details.

A massive leak has revealed Meta's new Ray-Ban Display smart glasses which, as the name implies, have a display on the lens.

We might only be days away from Meta’s next pair of smart glasses, but there’s still time for one last leak—and this one is a doozy. Meta’s smart glasses, which are expected to roll out this week ...

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a bold claim on the social media giant’s earnings call in July. Answering a question from an analyst, he said people without smart glasses may one day be at a ...

The operating system underlying smartglasses is nearly as important as the hardware, as it ensures users can get the most out of their smartglasses experience. With Snap OS 2.0, the company is ...

Transform your ordinary glasses into smart glasses with this innovative gadget! Discover how this compact and versatile device seamlessly attaches to any pair of glasses, offering you a hands-free ...

The Las Vegas Raiders added a new quarterback to their roster earlier this week. The Raiders traded for former first-round pick quarterback Kenny Pickett. The Silver and Black made a trade with the ...

Meta's expanded smart glasses partnership with EssilorLuxottica has resulted in the official launch of its “Performance AI” Oakley product line designed to deliver sport-centric functionality absent ...

The Army is feeding hundreds of hours of video recordings into a large language model to improve maintenance on the infantry squad vehicle, and hopes to eventually see soldiers using AI-powered smart ...

Two former Harvard students are launching a pair of “always-on” AI-powered smart glasses that listen to, record, and transcribe every conversation and then display relevant information to the wearer ...

Tech developers have introduced a pair of new AI-powered smart glasses to try to help the blind and other visually impaired people navigate the world. Dutch startup Envision, who in 2020 partnered ...