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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel promises new lightweight ‘Specs’ smart glasses next year, in race to beat Meta and Google to market

Snapchat, long-known as a featherweight in the league of Big Tech giants, is hoping to best opponents Meta, Google and Apple by releasing its new augmented reality AI-enabled smart glasses months, maybe even years,

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Apple's AI Smart Glasses to Launch in Late 2026, Aiming to Top Meta's Ray‑Bans

Apple's new AI smart glasses could crush Meta's Ray-Bans with Siri control, better cameras, and iPhone syncing—launch expected in 2025.

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Here are three ways Apple’s rumored AI smart glasses could beat Meta Ray-Bans

Apple is reportedly launching its own AI smart glasses next year, per a recent Bloomberg report. While Apple is

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Forget Apple Vision Pro — visionOS 26 sets the stage for killer smart glasses

We called the Apple Vision Pro a revolution in progress in our review, but visionOS 26 proved the $3,500 headset is a warm-up ...

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Apple Accelerates Its First Smart Glasses for 2026, Scraps Camera-Equipped Watch

Learn More. Apple is speeding up development on its first pair of AI-powered smart glasses, aiming for a late 2026 release. The upcoming glasses, described by insiders as “similar to Meta’s ...

Apple Announces watchOS 26 With Liquid Glass Design, Workout Buddy, and Smart Stack Intelligence

Apple announced watchOS 26 at WWDC, introducing the "Liquid Glass" design language from iOS 26, a new AI-powered fitness ...

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How a Tiny Chip Could Power Up Smart Glasses Like Meta Ray-Bans Next Year

Qualcomm's head of XR tells me about its latest processor for glasses and how it will improve cameras, battery life and AI.

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Qualcomm Demonstrates New Processor for AI-Based Smart Glasses

Qualcomm Inc., the top maker of smartphone processors, is making a bigger push into smart glasses with low-power components ...

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