HTC's Vive division has launched a new pair of smart glasses with much better looks and specifications than the Ray-Ban Meta ...

The Vive Eagle will only available in Taiwan at first for NT$15,600, or about $520 — quite a bit more than most of Meta's Ray ...

On first glance, these glasses don’t look too different from standard Ray-Bans. But that’s to their benefit; they’re classic ...

Fi’s next big growth categories for 2026 is expected to be intelligent glasses, with Samsung and HTC both tipped to enter the ...

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses have proved popular enough that now many of the longtime staples of VR are coming out of the ...

The competition in the smart eyewear market just got a little more interesting. HTC has decided to join the fray with the ...

Meta and Ray-Ban took their time bringing smart glasses to India—almost as if waiting for competition, except no one else has bothered to show up ...

AI smart glasses accounted for 78 per cent of total shipments in H1 2025, up from 46 per cent in H1 2024 and 66 per cent in ...

Samsung is preparing its own line-up of smart glasses that will compete with Meta's popular Ray-Ban Meta glasses, leveraging ...

The new Vive Eagle smart glasses come with a built-in AI assistant that wearers can use to translate text, record reminders, ...

Samsung’s much-rumored smart glasses will enter the market in 2026 according to a new report, but the South Korean giant has just been beaten to market by a Taiwanese rival, HTC.

Samsung is rumored to be working on display-less smart glasses with a camera, mic, and speakers, similar to Meta’s Ray-Bans.