Ever wondered if you can safely use glass in your air fryer? Whether you're trying to reheat leftovers, do some small-batch baking, or cook a saucy dish that would otherwise make a mess in your ...

We told you Google would be gunning for Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses with its Android XR “spatial computing” platform that was announced last year. At its I/O developer conference today ...

Google is collaborating with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker to develop Android XR glasses, showcased at I/O 2025. These smart glasses integrate Gemini AI for real-time translation and ...

Before coming to The Verge, she worked for Gizmodo and PC Magazine. The Google smart glasses era is back, sort of. Today, Google and Xreal announced a strategic partnership for a new Android XR ...

Highlights include Gemini 2.5’s Deep Think mode, AI-powered Search Mode, 3D video calls with Google Beam, Android XR smart glasses, and the $250/month AI Ultra plan. Here's a run-down of ...

Despite focusing the majority of the keynote around Gemini, Google saved its most ambitious and anticipated announcement towards the end with its big Android XR smart glasses reveal. Shockingly ...

Alphabet’s Google has entered the glasses race by partnering with Xreal Inc. on the first spectacles to run an augmented-reality version of its operating system. At the Google I/O conference on ...

The company also debuted its new XR glasses, capable of augmented reality including live language translation. Google also teased new agentic capabilities within an "AI mode" in Search ...

Ray-Ban and Meta have officially launched their much-anticipated smart glasses in India, promising a seamless blend of iconic fashion and next-gen functionality. Priced from Rs 29,900, the Ray-Ban ...

Titan Eye+ has launched the Ray-Ban Meta AI Smart Glasses in over 50 select stores across India. The company said India is quickly adopting smart wearable devices. It expects the smart eyewear segment ...

With its Ray-Ban smart glasses, Meta Platforms has had the high-tech eyewear market pretty much to itself. But Google’s unveiling on Tuesday of its own glasses, using software developed with Samsung ...