… The second is a dedicated app store where developers can submit their apps for the G2 smart glasses. Smart glasses is witnessing a boom, with many companies taking the approach of using them as another touchpoint for interaction. Even Realities takes a different approach with its smart glasses. …
… If you’re in the second camp, the Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 smart glasses just hit their first Amazon discount. Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 Smart Glasses for $321.99 $57 off The Headliner model of the Ray-Ban smart glasses is down to $321.99 on Amazon right now, marking a 15% saving on the $379 list price. …
… Smart glasses were still a niche category, and most companies were simply experimenting. That’s no longer true. Android XR display glasses will be here sometime in 2026. And Meta has already turned its Ray-Ban smart glasses into one of the most convincing examples of wearable AI so far. …
… Ray-Ban Meta glasses are already facing fresh privacy questions after a report highlighted how modders are physically disabling the recording LED for covert filming. That’s unsettling enough, but hidden recording may not be the only concern around Meta’s smart glasses. …
… I love the appeal of smart glasses, but privacy is a major concern. Lanh Nguyen / Android Authority It’s taken a few years, but the technology is finally making smart glasses useful. As a prescription glasses wearer, it won’t be a huge jump for me. …
… It’s a tricky question. If I black and white say no, I would say that was accurate. But I also think it’s misleading. Does that mean the next Amazon “phone” might be something like smart glasses , instead? …
… 1851 votes A refreshingly normal smartphone Joe Maring / Android Authority I switch between the Pixel 10 Pro and an Oppo Find X9 Pro every other day, so I’m used to smartphones that carry a certain amount of heft. …
… Fitness smartwatches do an impressive job of gathering data. …
… However, a smartphone with a glass rear casing can feel cheap, and a device with a plastic back can feel well-built. …
… Razer Project Motoko Joe Maring / Android Authority Razer brought one of the more unexpected ideas to CES with Project Motoko , a concept that asks a simple question: what if smart glasses worked just as well without sitting on your face. …