Samsung unveiled its first intelligent eyewear at Galaxy Unpacked, built with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. The glasses run Gemini AI, offering hands-free translation, note taking, and navigation for everyday wear.
Amazon briefly listed HTC’s VIVE Eagle smart glasses for a September 1 US launch at $499, then removed the pages before HTC had confirmed the expansion beyond Taiwan.
Monako Glass puts Linux and AI coding-agent support into smart glasses, but its future depends on whether it can make developer work easier without pretending to replace a laptop.
Google is calling the new devices “audio glasses,” in that users will be able to issue verbal commands to them and get things done via its ecosystem of apps and services, including Gemini.
What happens when tech doesn’t feel robotic, but blends with your go-to eyewear style? L’Atitude 52°N smart glasses answer that with discreet AI, which seamlessly captures moments hands-free, without breaking the flow of your adventures.
A lens the size of a thumbnail — and the South Korean startup that makes it could become the optical backbone of the AI glasses era.
It’s all about the looks.