Apple is reportedly developing smart glasses that could compete with the Meta Ray-Bans, but they are not expected to launch ...

There are three Vision series products currently in development, along with four pairs of smart glasses. A Ray-Ban Meta ...

Alongside rumors about a more affordable MacBook, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is bringing more information about Apple's upcoming smart glasses.

But while a cheaper Apple Vision still seems to be a couple of years away, along with the company’s equivalent of Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, we are now seeing the potential emergence of smart goggles ...

According to Bloomberg, Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) intends to introduce smart glasses with AI capabilities by the end of 2026. Later this year, engineers will start working with foreign suppliers to ...

Veteran Apple leak provider Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has brought up the subject of Apple smart glasses again, but it sounds like we have a while to wait for them. “This device isn’t close to ...

The Apple smart glasses, code-named N50, are still a work in progress, according to a report from Bloomberg. These glasses, however, reportedly won't be ready for the public for quite some time.

Apple has been rumored to be working on smart glasses for a long time, and a new report has narrowed down the debut of the platform to be as soon as the end of 2026. The "Apple Glass" project has ...

According to the latest edition of Mark Gurman’s Power On newsletter, Apple is continuing to develop its own pair of smart glasses.The product, now codenamed N50, is going to infuse some of the ...

Apple's smart glasses could arrive by the end of 2026. Feature China/Getty Images Apple's take on smart glasses could arrive next year, according to a report from Bloomberg on Thursday.

Apple Inc. plans to expand its consumer electronics lineup next year with artificial intelligence smart glasses, Bloomberg reported today.The device will compete with Meta Platforms Inc.’s Ray-B ...

Aside from the chip for its smart glasses, Apple is also reportedly working on chips for use in other devices, including a range of more powerful Macs and AI servers. About.