As such, I've compiled this comparison of the Oakley HSTN Meta smart glasses and the Ray-Ban Wayfarer Meta smart glasses to help you decide which pair of AI glasses you should rock. Oakley HSTN Meta ...

Ray-Ban's iconic Wayfarers now offer the powerful features of Meta AI. These glasses have built-in cameras, so you can take photos and videos and even ask questions to get real-time answers about ...

Unlike the Ray-Bans, however, Amazon’s Echo Frames 3 don’t do video capture (you can practically hear the collective sigh of relief from privacy advocates across the globe).

Meta's Ray-Ban captures video, while Amazon's Echo Frames excel in audio and Alexa features. Get ahead of Wall Street reactions—Benzinga Pro delivers signals, squawk, and news fast.

Ray-Ban describes these as a "new way to capture, share and listen." They're also described as the company's " first generation of smart sunglasses and eyeglasses." Here's what you need to know.

Luxottica will develop frames equipped with Google Glass, a computing device that includes a thumbnail-sized screen above the wearer's right eye to view Internet content. The $1,500 gadget also ...

Google is hoping to make its Internet-connected eyewear more stylish as part of a partnership with the makers of Ray-Ban and Oakley frames. The alliance with Italian eyewear company Luxottica ...

Luxottica will develop frames equipped with Google Glass, a computing device that includes a thumbnail-sized screen above the wearer’s right eye to view Internet content. The $1,500 gadget also ...

Created in 1936 by American-Canadian manufacturer Bausch & Lomb, Ray-Ban was born for the sky. Looking to reduce glare experienced by pilots mid-flight, a prototype of the brand's trademark ...