Xiaomi has expanded its range of artificial intelligence-powered devices by launching the AI Glasses in its home market of ...

Sony says its Glass-esque module, has been designed to clip to glasses of “varying designs” — it goes on to mention “fashionable glasses, goggles, sunglasses, or other type of eyewear ...

Sony Pictures Entertainment has notified theater owners in a letter that it will no longer pay for 3D glasses as of May 1, 2012, marking a major policy shift that many other studios are likely ...

3-D glasses showdown: Who will blink first, Sony or theaters? September 30, 2011. By Patrick Goldstein. America's movie studios and theater owners are starting to sound exactly like the Democrats ...

Sony Pictures doesn’t want to pay for 3D glasses anymore, and is telling movie theaters that starting next May, they’ll have to cough up the cash, TheWrap has confirmed.

Sony’s creating ‘Inception Glasses’ that will bend city streets and buildings around you By Jeremy Kaplan Published April 24, 2023 Save ...

Sony has toyed around with ideas like a clip-on headset to compete with Google Glass, but its initial entry into augmented reality wearables is this pair of glasses. It's not a consumer product ...

Sony has filed a US patent for 3D glasses that can be used with any 3D TV set. The glasses use a variety of downloadable software and interchangeable modules that hold out the promise of ...

Sony Access Glasses Andrew Webster is an entertainment editor covering streaming, virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories.

Regal Cinemas' new Sony Entertainment Access Glasses provide closed captioning for the deaf and hard-of-hearing during all movie showings. For the deaf and hard-of-hearing, going to the movies has ...

With Sony's Entertainment Access Glasses, the hearing impaired can see private closed captions projected right in front of their eyes in movie theaters. 2 / 3.

Sony 'subtitle glasses' could be a hit with deaf moviegoers. Trevor Mogg. Thu, August 25, 2011 at 6:16 AM UTC. For deaf people who like to enjoy films on the big screen, choice is often limited ...