Snap unveils $1,200 high-tech glasses that will let you alter reality in bid to win tech race By Taylor Herzlich Published Sep. 17, 2024, 5:53 p.m. ET ...

For years, Apple has dreamed of making high-tech glasses that display virtual images (augmented reality or AR), but that's still a bit too advanced for everyday use.

THESE HIGH-TECH GLASSES WILL SUBTITLE REAL-LIFE CONVERSATIONS Kurt's key takeaways You know, it's pretty wild to think about where AR tech is heading.

How Amazon’s Planned High-Tech Glasses Will Shave Seconds Off Delivery Times The e-commerce giant is developing smart eyeglasses to help drivers find the most efficient routes on the road and ...

While the technology inside is nearly identical to Meta’s $299 Ray-Ban spectacles, the Oakleys offer something different: an iconic, sport-forward style that could help Meta reach an ...

Apple's Vision Products Group, the brilliant minds behind the ultra-deluxe Vision Pro, are reportedly working on several new VR/AR/Mixed reality projects, including a part of smart glasses that ...

In addition to expanding its virtual try-on assortment, Walmart now sells EssilorLuxottica Nuance Audio Glasses, which combine prescription-ready eyewear with an invisible, open-ear hearing ...

It’s Not a SpaceX Rocket, but Zuckerberg Impressed Trump With His New High-Tech Smart Glasses. In the battle of the billionaire tech bros for the president-elect’s favor, Meta’s CEO made a personal ...

High-tech glasses, on the other hand, look and feel more like the prescription eyeglasses I wear every day. Meta's and Xreal's glasses slip on and off and fold up to fit in little cases.

Kendyl Pool was able to “see” conversations for the first time in real time due to a pair of high-tech glasses, which transcribe speech into words and display them on the lenses. Girl’s ...

However, a new high-tech version of bifocals promises you better vision, but with a slight drawback, as [Sherri L. Smith] found. Remember how users of Google Glass earned the nickname ...

Google co-founder Sergey Brin wears Google Glass high-tech glasses at the company's developer conference in June 2012. By Carl Franzen June 27, 2012 12:45 p.m.