What I realized is that Snap's pushing forward into territory that Meta and Google haven't fully entered yet, but will. And Snap's news is clearly trying to preempt Meta's expected reveal of display-enabled glasses with gesture controls this week.

Get ready for some amazing tech that's about to change the way we see the world, literally. Meta has just unveiled its latest creation, the Aria Gen 2 augmented reality (AR) glasses. But don't rush out to get them just yet. These aren't your run-of-the ...

TL;DR: Meta is set to launch its first smart glasses, Hypernova, featuring a right-lens display for mini apps and alerts, controlled via a wrist accessory. Priced starting at $800, lower than earlier estimates, these glasses aim to boost demand ahead of ...

Wearable Devices to debut AR glasses controlled by its neural wristband at CES 2025 in collaboration with RayNeo. The partnership showcases hands-free, intuitive gesture controls for AR/XR, enhancing interactivity and usability. This simple system has ...

Xreal on Wednesday launched its latest generation of augmented reality (AR) glasses as it looks to fend off competition from the likes of Meta and Snap. The company, which is backed by Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, is hoping to capitalize on the ...

Despite the popularity of augmented reality, AR wearable technologies haven't gained traction due to the weight and bulk associated with batteries and electronic components, and the suboptimal computational power, battery life and brightness of the devices.

Apple apparently no longer sees the future through augmented reality-tinted glasses. According to a report from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the company is ditching a project to build AR lenses that would have competed with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses ...

Meta Platforms has a long-term growth opportunity with augmented reality glasses. Orion has the potential to disrupt the market like the iPhone. If priced between $700 and $1,200, Orion and future augmented reality models from Meta could capture market ...