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Smart glasses are wearable computing devices that integrate features like cameras, audio playback, and artificial intelligence into everyday frames. Hitechreports provides ongoing coverage of the latest hardware releases, regulatory privacy requirements, software updates, and market pricing for these devices.
Meta's new Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses ditch the camera entirely, leaning on voice assistant features, transition lenses and a 12-hour battery. A Wired review calls them the most wearable smart glasses yet, camera controversies and all.
INMO has revealed the GO3 smart glasses, featuring dual 1,500-nit MicroLED displays, Gemini and ChatGPT software, swappable batteries, and a physical privacy cover over the onboard camera.
Nothing is reportedly working on two smart glasses models, splitting audio playback and a camera-equipped frame with ChatGPT voice integration across separate releases.
European privacy watchdogs ruled that smart glasses makers cannot push legal duties onto consumers, demanding hardware safeguards as Indian buyers face an unregulated legal vacuum.
Google Translate v10.39.34.995726622.4 adds Auto-save transcript for Live Translate on mobile — but blocks it completely when smart glasses are connected.
Xreal's Aura smart glasses start at $1,279 in the US with Android XR, Qualcomm's Snapdragon Reality Elite chip, and a dedicated compute puck.
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses Gen 1 drop to Rs 15,425 on Amazon India — lowest price since launch.