While I doubt the “substance” in Google’s keynotes was a reaction to Microsoft’s one day earlier “fluff”, it was still a refreshing contrast.

Android XR offers two main experiences out of the gate. The first is in the form of a visor-like headset that goes over the ...

Remember Google Glass and the reign of the “glasshole”? Well, Google’s giving face tech another shot with Android XR glasses ...

Is AI becoming self-aware? It is too early to pass a definitive verdict on that, as it may be to say that AI is going rogue.

Google’s new partnership with Warby Parker takes it back into head-held wearables. Will it match Meta’s Ray Ban success or ...

In a recent chat, Pichai reflected on Google’s long-standing dream of bringing smart glasses to the masses. From the early ...

Google’s Android XR glasses offer groundbreaking features like contextual memory and 3D navigation. Are we ready for AI in ...

Once upon a time, Google tried to change the world. It launched Google Glass, which was in effect a computer and a video ...

The head of Google discusses the next AI platform shift and how it could change how we use the internet forever.

So for Google’s second swing at the product category, it’s focusing on design and functionality. At its I/O keynote this week ...

The biggest difference between the Android XR glasses and the Meta Ray-Bans is the inclusion of an in-lens display. The ...