Nothing’s mysterious upcoming device shows off a record button in new teaser
androidauthority.com — Nothing has shared a new teaser for an upcoming product. Could it be the device CEO Carl Pei hinted at earlier this month?
androidauthority.com — Nothing has shared a new teaser for an upcoming product. Could it be the device CEO Carl Pei hinted at earlier this month?
techtimes.com — Lucyd smart glasses maker Innovative Eyewear (Nasdaq: LUCY) surpassed its full-year 2025 revenue in nine months as Q3 2026 showed wholesale revenue up 765% year-over-year. The Miami company launched four simultaneous distribution channels: 150-plus U.S. big-box locations, 345 Canadian optical
en.yna.co.kr — SEOUL, Nov. 9 (Yonhap) -- Four cases of cheating using artificial intelligence (AI) glasse...
www.engadget.com — Despite the benefit to the disabled and aging communities, smart glasses are problematic when it comes to privacy and safety concerns. Here's what to watch for.
9to5Google — Ray-Ban Meta Audio glasses drop the camera in hopes of toning down the privacy concerns, but are they still worth it?
The Independent — CEO says that consumer tech companies are confused about how exactly AI will come into our lives
Tech Times — Pebble Qore Vox launches in India at Rs. 5,799 intro price, combining on-device AI transcription in 32 languages with a four-photodiode PPG health suite in a screenless band. No subscription fee needed for transcription, Recovery Score, or Daily AI Health Report; the 10-day battery reflects the
Hindustan Times — Asus ProArt P14 and P16 bring NVIDIA RTX Spark-powered local AI computing to India, promising creators greater AI freedom and privacy. | Technology News
Fast Company — A growing number of AI-powered gadgets promise to capture our every conversation. But privacy advocates warn that ubiquitous recording could fundamentally change how we interact with each other.
Engadget — AI glasses are cool, but they may not be the best option as prescription glasses due to their weight and the many privacy concerns they raise.
IEEE Spectrum — Nearly 70 percent of respondents say they want an AI assistant in their next device, according to a new report
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