Samsung has timed its official first-look with Google I/O 2026, where it’s also expected Google will provide more information on its Android XR platform, and its own smartglasses. Samsung is promising more details will be released over the coming months, and we should expect them to hit stores in the fall, but only in selected (and as yet, unnamed) markets. Samsung’s intelligent eyewear will directly compete with the Ray-Ban Meta smartglasses.
Samsung's not teasing smartglasses, because it's releasing 'intelligent eyewear' later this year…While a lot of mobile devices can be abused, smartglasses are under considerable scrutiny at the moment, in part due to controversial devices like Google Glass, and ongoing privacy concerns which not…
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