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

The next-gen XR glasses from Viture will be the first to use Sony's latest Micro-OLED panels, offering a sharper, brighter ...

The upcoming Viture XR glasses. First off, they’re designed to be a significant leap forward from what you might have seen ...

The glasses, revealed earlier this week ... been poking fun at the device’s limited 45-minute battery life and 46-degree field of view (up from 30 minutes and 26.3 degrees on the previous ...

The display renders at a resolution of 37 pixels per degree, which is very high for a digital image. It exceeds the PPD of Meta’s Orion glasses, which are currently rated at 13 PPD, with Meta ...

Instead, the ability to have your glasses display augmented reality ... and a 37-pixel per degree stereo waveguide display for more sharp-looking visuals. Also: Meta's new 512GB Quest 3 ...

Of course, the glasses and your phone don’t really have ... including a 640 x 400 pixel micro OLED display with a 20 degree field of view and a 720p camera. Liliputing's primary sources of ...

Snap's new Spectacles, for instance, have a much smaller (and narrower) 46-degree FOV. Meta's glasses spread the viewing area out more, especially horizontally. I saw cut-offs where the displays ...