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  1. Intelligent Eyewear translation works for some tasks, not conversations

    A hands-on test of Google’s Intelligent Eyewear at Gentle Monster’s New York pop-up found that its translation feature performed well for some uses, but the reviewer would not rely on it for holding conversations. The first collections were scheduled to open for pre-order that week through a collaboration involving Gentle Monster, Warby Parker and Samsung. Demonstrations also showed Android XR workflows for preparing recipe shopping lists, creating music playlists and getting workout tips.

    Android Authority · 🔥 3
  2. Google details privacy controls for Android XR glasses

    Google says Android XR Intelligent Eyewear glasses use an outward-facing recording indicator, automatic camera disabling if the indicator fails, app-level camera controls and a 90-second video recording limit. Photos sent to Gemini are redacted on the connected phone, while voice data filters out other voices. Google says camera images used for Gemini are deleted immediately, do not appear in chat logs and are not used for AI training or advertising. 9to5Google and IT之家 said the disclosed controls were reassuring, particularly the indicator, local face redaction and immediate deletion of Gemini imagery.

    9to5Google · 🔥 5
  3. AI-glasses stocks rally after Samsung and Google announce Intelligent Eyewear

    Chinese AI-glasses stocks rallied on November 10 after Samsung and Google unveiled Intelligent Eyewear, an AI glasses product powered by Gemini that was scheduled to open reservations on November 12 and launch in December. According to Gridonghui’s article, Yingtong Communications and Chaoyang Technology reached the daily limit, while ViewY and Fullhan Micro rose by 20%. The report also highlighted Meta’s dominant market position, strong shipment growth, concentrated supply-chain economics, high return rates, and stretched valuations.

    36氪 人工智能 · 🔥 0
  4. Google Intelligent Eyewear opens preorders at $395

    Google and its partners opened preorders for Gemini-powered Android XR “Intelligent Eyewear” on November 12, with Warby Parker models starting at $395 and Gentle Monster models priced from $449 to $489. The audio-first glasses have no in-lens display, use a 12-megapixel camera and Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip, and support features such as translation, navigation, calls and Gemini interaction; Google says they will ship on December 10. Google also detailed privacy protections that disable the camera when its recording light is covered and blur bystanders’ faces before images reach Gemini.

    TechSpot · 🔥 49
  5. Samsung's Android XR 'Intelligent Eyewear' reportedly launching mid-December in Korea and the US

    Chosun Biz, as reported by Android Authority, 9to5Google and TechRepublic, says Samsung and Google plan to launch Samsung Intelligent Eyewear, an Android XR glasses line, starting mid-December in South Korea and the US, with Europe, China and Japan excluded from the first release. The glasses run Android XR with Gemini integrated, use camera and microphone sensing for translation, navigation and object recognition, are expected to use Qualcomm's Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 with up to nine hours of battery life, and have no display, relying on voice interaction. Designs are being developed with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, and Samsung has not officially confirmed the launch date or pricing.

    9to5Google · 🔥 0
  6. Samsung's first AI glasses leak: ~41g, Snapdragon AR1, November launch

    IT之家 reported on October 13, citing SammyGuru, that Samsung's first smart glasses are expected to go on sale in November, weighing about 41 grams with standard lenses and carrying a Snapdragon AR1 Gen1 chip, 2GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, a 12MP camera, two open speakers and a four-microphone array; battery life is rated at up to 9 hours for the glasses and up to 72 hours with the charging case, with IPX4 water resistance. The glasses have no display, so AI voice replies play through the speakers; frames come from collaborations with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, with the Gentle Monster versions sold in Korea and the US and the Warby Parker versions US-only. AIbase reported that the glasses run Android XR with deep Gemini integration and may be called Galaxy Glasses, but Samsung has not announced a price or exact release date, and the specs have not been officially confirmed.

    IT之家 AI · 🔥 0

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