CNET on MSN

Smart Glasses Are Inevitable, but They Still Have a Lot to Prove

They're finally becoming functional, less cumbersome and regular-looking enough to live up to their never-ending hype.

This cruise line banned smart glasses from public areas. Should others too?

The smart glasses market is booming, but travelers sailing with MSC Cruises might want to think twice before bringing a pair ...

If smart glasses are the future, does it mean the future is now?

Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses sold more than two million pairs in the first half 2025, an expert tells WTOP this new technology ...
Cruise Hive

MSC Cruises Bans Smart Glasses to Protect Privacy

MSC Cruises has banned smart glasses from public areas onboard, but are they as big of a risk as it seems? Not all guests ...
Tech Times

Meta Glasses Privacy: Can You Trust Wearable Tech with Your Data?

Explore critical Meta Glasses privacy issues, wearable tech security risks, and how data protection by Meta impacts user safety in smart glasses technology today.

Cruise ships are banning a new tech item on board

“Devices capable of covertly or discreetly recording or transmitting data (e.g. smart glasses) are not allowed in ships' ...
PCMag on MSN

I Tried the New Android XR Smart Glasses From Google and XReal. I Didn't Expect to Be This Impressed

Google's Android XR platform and XReal's Project Aura are bringing smart glasses closer to mainstream reality, offering ...

Meta Ray-Ban Smart Glasses 20.0 Update : Fixes Slow-Mo & Hyperlapse But Leaves Gaps

The Ray-Ban 20.0 update adds hyperlapse plus background music and cleaner app connections, so you record fun moments and manage devices faster.