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Google's latest patent wants its smartwatch to bring VR control features. Instead of using more peripherals for your AR and VR headsets, why not something that you wear all day? This may be the ideology that Google has with the recently discovered patent filed in the US, one that leverages the Pixel Watch as an accessory to the VR.

Google is back with Project Iris' development, but will it go against a current smart glass? Smart glasses were the top technological aspiration back in the day, but recently Google has scrapped its "Project Iris" development, but reports now claim that it is back again.

The AR glasses codenamed Project Iris is no longer a tech Google wants to pursue. Google's alleged AR glasses, codenamed Project Iris, were reportedly canceled by the company which has given up on its efforts to develop the supposedly new wearable.

Tech giant Google has reportedly killed its plans for the augmented reality (AR) glasses codenamed Project Iris. 📲 Google AR Glasses Shelved: Tech Giant Google Kills Plans for Augmented Reality Glasses Codenamed ‘Project Iris’, Says Report.

Google's AR will surely be a massive competitor for Apple, now centering on new controls for the device.

Google Cloud is now looking for crypto experts who can help it expand to the rising blockchain industry.

Activision Blizzard games will help Microsoft sell more consoles, but the company already has its sights turned towards its next major tech confrontation against VR/AR companies. And it's no assurance that the Activision deal will help them win.

Google is working on a secret called "Project Iris" that would focus on an AR Headset, rivaling that of other hardware.

Bernard Kress, principal optical architect on Microsoft’s HoloLens team, has left the company to take on the role of Director of XR Engineering at the recently formed Google Labs. A report by The Verge maintains Google is also now gearing up to produce an AR headset that could directly compete with similar offerings from the likes […]