Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality ‘I made a lot of mistakes with Google Glass’: Google’s Sergey Brin admits missteps but says Android XR has a bright future for one big reason Virtual ...

Google announced Wednesday it is halting sales of the Glass Enterprise Edition. The original Google Glass was axed in 2015, and reintroduced as a business-focused product in 2017.

Google Glass was an early example of an “augmented reality” device, projecting information and notifications into the user’s field of view. The product failed to resonate with consumers.

Google Glass faded into ignominy, but Brin sees Google's return to smart glasses in a fresh light, and it's mostly because of his new pet project at Google: AI and Gemini.

Get ready for the return of the Glassholes. Google says it’s preparing to start testing new prototype augmented reality glasses in public next month. The renewed push for public testing comes ...

The partnership announced by Samsung, Qualcomm, and Google last year is developing a pair of mixed reality smart glasses that link to the wearer’s smartphone, according to Qualcomm CEO Cristiano ...

Snap joins Meta, Google and Apple in trying to shape the future of computing with the release of high-tech glasses. Efforts ...

More than a decade after its Google Glass flopped, Google is developing a new generation of augmented reality glasses designed to merge the physical and digital worlds. Why it matters: Augmented ...

Google recently reshuffled the ranks to consolidate teams working in augmented reality. The release of Google and Samsung's headset has been pushed back to Q1 2025. Google is trying to convince ...

L ast summer’s Pokémon Go craze showed us the potential of augmented reality (AR). Apple’s new AR-enabled iPhone 8 and iPhone X will bring the technology to millions more. And 10 years from ...

Are you ready for AR? Meta, Google, Snap and more are gearing up to compete with Apple and deliver frames-based ...

While Google works to bring a polished Glass device to market, wearables startup Innovega is taking head-mounted displays a step further: contact lenses that interact with full HD glasses.