Meta's next-gen AI smart glasses could add a display and run a customized build of Android. They are said to arrive in ...

According to the anonymous source, this first go at Meta glasses with a built-in screen will pack a tiny monocular display in the right-hand lens (look down for the best view) — firing up ...

Meta is upgrading its $299 Ray-Ban AI Glasses with a pricier pair featuring a screen, apps, and gesture controls.

T he “best” pair of smart glasses we’ve seen in today’s market probably has to be Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses. They don’t pack ...

The glasses will feature a tiny heads-up display integrated into one of the lenses, which partly explains why it will cost anywhere between $1,000 and $1,400. The Hypernova smart glasses will ...

Now Meta is reportedly working on its first pair of glasses with a built-in screen. That's according to a Bloomberg report that claims the "deluxe" new specs would be able to display photos and apps.

Meta’s devices group, Reality Labs, also plans to release new high-end glasses with a built-in display in 2025. Samsung might be developing new wearable smart glasses which can play multimedia ...

Apple continues to develop its own smart glasses, as the company looks to fend off Meta’s success in the area with a ...

Summary: Meta is doubling down on its ambitions for smart glasses with a new Ray-Ban model that includes a built-in display, codenamed “Hypernova.” Rumors suggest Meta will price it between $ ...

These glasses tend to be stylish and unassuming, but house within a whole host of high-tech features. From built-in speakers to phone controls, smart glasses put the world at the tip of your nose.