If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. When it demoed Project Astra at I/O 2024 in May, Google teased smart glasses for the ...

Listening to podcasts on smart speakers around the home can feel like living ten minutes into the future. But as we explained in our guide on how to play podcasts with Alexa, it can actually be more ...

After Google Glass bombed, it appeared but the Mountain View-company was done with smart glasses, but it's becoming quite clear that Google is ready to take another stab at the AR wearables category.

Wired has tried out a pair of prototype Google Android XR smart glasses. The glasses require a paired smartphone to handle most of the processing. It sounds like you could get Android XR glasses ...

Google’s Android XR May Usher in New Generation of Smart Glasses Your email has been sent Developers can try out the Android XR SDK now. Samsung has announced one upcoming set of glasses using ...

Learn more› By Rachel Cericola Rachel Cericola is a writer covering smart home ... the old Nest app since newer Google products have switched to using Google Home. However, useful Nest app ...

Google also announced the first Android XR device, Project Moohan, a mixed-reality headset produced by Samsung that appears very similar to the Apple Vision Pro. I’ve been PCMag’s home ...

from Google Glass to Google Cardboard, but it’s clear that smart glasses would be a perfect home for Project Astra. Whether or not that leads to a retail product launching any time soon remains ...

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but frustrated that Google didn’t effectively even tease, let alone announce, a pair of smart glasses that would work with it in the future. It has now teased such a product with the ...

Google’s history with smart glasses hasn’t exactly been the beacon of successful tech innovations, but that could change with a new pair of smart glasses powered by Google’s Project Astra.