Alongside the launch of Gemini 2.0 and its latest AI demos, Google showed off more smart glasses prototypes — and indicated it plans to ship them.

We already know Google teamed up with Samsung to develop an Android-centric pair of glasses, but the company recently showed off another device to a small audience at the TED2025 conference, and ...

The prototype Android XR smart glasses are internally called "Google Martha." There is a new companion app for Google Martha that offers features like battery display, notification management, and ...

The Google Glass is in a graveyard. But as per Bloomberg, Google’s next acquisition could bring back smart glasses in the age of Android XR.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox ...

Smart glasses are being increasingly discussed among several big tech giants -- Apple, Meta, and Google -- as the next frontier for AI and computing, despite sales of these devices still being far ...

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 ...

When it demoed Project Astra at I/O 2024 in May, Google teased smart glasses for the first time. The company did the same thing during Wednesday's big Gemini 2.0 announcement, where the wearable ...

At Google I/O, Google unveiled its vision for Android XR smart glasses — stylish, AI-powered wearables built around the Gemini platform. These glasses are designed to work with your phone ...

Google showed off a chatbot that ran on smart glasses at its I/O developer conference. We’re curious about the smart glasses, but you might not want to hold your breath for Google Glass 2.

But it hinted at what Google thinks is possible with smart glasses and Project Astra in the future. A short glimpse of a person wearing Google’s “smart glasses” Google That was it.

Google's AR smart glasses teaser from Google I/O 2022 event. Google Google kicked off the smart glasses trend over a decade ago. Unfortunately, the ambitious idea failed to take off back then.