Samsung’s first Android XR devices, the Gemini-powered Project Moohan and AI smart glasses, are reportedly coming this fall.

Google execs ran through their plans to make Android XR relevant after its notorious history with Google Glass and Daydream.

Samsung currently defines what XR is. That is, it’s fairly slim, it packs a camera for snapping photos and providing the AI with visual input, and it offers a screen so the glasses can share info with ...

We have the first few specs on Xreal's Project Aura, the first AR glasses built for Android XR.

In nearly every way, these frames look like normal prescription glasses. In fact, Google announced it'll work with Warby Parker (my go-to glasses brand for years) and swanky South Korean eyeglass ...

Google unveiled a slew of new AI tools and features at I/O, dropping the term Gemini 95 times and AI 92 times. However, the ...

It was late last year when Google and Samsung began teasing the future of Android: Android XR. Since then, we’ve been hearing ...

Remember Google Glass and the reign of the “glasshole”? Well, Google’s giving face tech another shot with Android XR glasses that look like actual glasses this time.

Billionaire Sergey Brin sat on stage at his company’s big developer event Tuesday and did something pretty unusual for a big tech leader: He admitted to a giant mistake. Brin was talking about ...

At its Google I/O keynote address on Tuesday, Google showed off a product that was referred to simply as "Android XR glasses" in both the presentation and the accompanying blog post. No price or ...

Of course, that’s not how we judge the success of products, and Google’s Android XR Glasses aren’t even a product yet—they’re just a concept. Still, it isn’t hard to see why the ...

At last year's Galaxy Unpacked, Samsung showcased its answer to Apple's $3,500 Vision Pro, with a trailer for its own XR ...