Cooking with the power of the entire internet at your immediate disposal has its advantages, but not every aspect of smart ...

If Reddit leaks are anything to go off of, Google Glass 2.0 might have learned a thing or two about privacy and distraction.

When Apple lent me an iPhone 17 to review as a camera, I predictably shot at the Barbican. However, I also wanted to put the iPhone 17 through its paces in a new location, to break free of the ...

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Google co-founder Sergey Brin recently shared an important tip that he said he learned from one of the company's biggest hardware failures. During a talk at Stanford for the engineering school’s ...

Looking back on Google Glass, Google co-founder Sergey Brin thought he was "the next Steve Jobs," a mindset that pushed the device out the door before it was ready for consumers. Smart glasses are ...

Google has been shaking things up in its ecosystem through the implementation of AI tools, and the Search platform is getting in on the act. The classic minimalist design of the Search homepage has ...

With its upcoming AI glasses, will Google factor in what it learned from Google Glass? Or will we see the return of the glassholes? Silicon Valley is abuzz with chatter about Google’s upcoming AI ...

Google is launching its own pair of AI-powered glasses in collaboration with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker, the company announced in a blog post on Monday, Dec. 8. Google is working with ...

Google’s AI glasses will integrate its Gemini chatbot, allowing wearers to ask it questions about what they see and hear. Image: Google Google is planning a major return to the smartglasses market, ...

After demoing Android XR glasses for the first time in December 2024, my takeaway was that rumors about how Google was behind in augmented reality were greatly exaggerated, if not outright wrong. A ...

How often do you reach for your phone to get directions, answer a video call or Google something? Probably more times than you can count. Google wants to change that, and it’s not alone. The search ...