Google is set to launch its first AI-powered smart glasses this fall, collaborating with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker. These audio glasses, running on Google’s Android XR platform, feature cameras, speakers, and microphones but lack lens displays. Users can access Gemini AI by voice or touch, offering features like real-time translation, navigation, media management, and augmented information on surroundings. Compatible with both Android and iPhone devices, these glasses promise a range of designs and functionalities. Google also plans to release future versions with integrated lens displays, while Apple is developing similar technology, expected by 2027.
When will Google’s AI smart glasses with iPhone support be available?
