Google's Gemini-powered smart glasses from Samsung, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster challenge Meta

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A reviewer has been testing new smart glasses from Samsung, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster in the past week. The frames come in styles ranging from retro to Y2K-inspired, and all were built by Samsung. They run Google's Android XR platform with Gemini AI integrated. The reviewer reports that the AI demonstrations performed better than expected. The launch comes at a difficult moment, as smart glasses have become less popular amid privacy concerns surrounding Meta's products.

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