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Apple AR glasses release date, price, features and news Mar 09, 2021, 6:45 AM Since as early as 2017, we've been seeing signs that Apple is working on possibly the next big thing in consumer tech – augmented reality (AR) glasses. Thanks to an increasing number of new Apple glasses leaks, rumors and even patents surfacing in recent months, we now know roughly what to expect from the upcoming wearable device. You may also find interesting: Apple AR glasses: difference between AR and VR You may have heard of VR (virtual reality) headsets, as they grew in popularity afte...

Join / Sign In CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. Best audio glasses and sunglasses for 2021 Eyewear with built-in audio is proliferating, with Bose and Amazon leading the way. So what are the best audio glasses out there? Audio glasses, which have integrated micro speakers and a Bluetooth connection, are proliferating. Bose is leading the way with its Frames audio sunglasses. Amazon is also in the game with its Echo Frames, now on their second generation. A host of other companies, many of which are no-...

Source: Jeramy Johnson / Android Central The smart speaker market has grown quite a bit since Amazon introduced the first Echo in late 2014. However, after introducing the first Echo Show in 2017, the evolution of smart screened devices hasn't progressed nearly so quickly. There have mostly been incremental updates to the devices put out by Amazon, Google, and others like Lenovo, adding bigger screens and (marginally) better speakers, but nothing has really moved the category forward. As it has done several times before, Amazon is poised to usher in the next paradigm shift in smart speaker t...

Curious what your next pair of smart glasses from Samsung or Lenovo could be like? Here are the latest reference design specs.

(Pocket-lint) - Amazon is launching its own version of Kickstarter or Indiegogo. It's for concept products it plans to produce itself, so long as enough people preorder the concepts. Called Build It, it's actually an extension of the company's Day One Editions initiative. What is Amazon's 'Build It' program? A couple of years ago, Amazon launched Day One Editions, a program designed to offer early hardware, such as Echo Frames, which might not be ready or right for a global release. Now, Amazon is offering Build It, a new way for it to gauge consumer interest in concepts it wants to build.