Google execs ran through their plans to make Android XR relevant after its notorious history with Google Glass and Daydream.

Remember Google Glass and the reign of the “glasshole”? Well, Google’s giving face tech another shot with Android XR glasses ...

While the Google Glass eyewear I tried on at a fancy tech ... I would like to think that the thick-framed prototype Android XR glasses I tested briefly at Google I/O here on Tuesday gave me ...

Commentary: I tried a prototype of Android XR glasses, and it made me feel like I was in Mission: Impossible. Patrick Holland has been a phone reviewer for CNET since 2016. He is a former theater ...

Then I tried Google Maps on the Android XR prototype. I did not get a big map dominating my view. Instead, I got a simple direction sign with an arrow telling me to turn right in a half mile. The ...

In a series of video demos, Google showed off how people wearing Android XR glasses might interact with apps such as Google Maps. A user asked their glasses’ Gemini AI chatbot for directions, and the ...

Sergey Brin, the man most responsible for Google Glass, is out of retirement and back at the company he cofounded, helping make AI happen. He's also touting a new kind of "Glass" or, more accurately, ...

I was promised 5 minutes with Google's AR glasses prototype, but only got 90 seconds to use them.

Google Glass projected its UI toward the corner of your vision, but the Android XR specs place the UI right in the middle. It's semi-transparent and can be a little hard to focus on at first ...

At Google I/O 2025, the spotlight wasn’t just on fancy AI demos — it was also on your face. Specifically, Google gave us a sneak peek at Android XR glasses, a futuristic (yet surprisingly ...

It didn't work then, but maybe infusing the Android XR glasses with Gemini AI features will give them a leg up over Glass. It should also be noted that one of Google's biggest competitors is ...

Android XR is still in the early stages, but I got to try a prototype pair at Google I/O. The hardware looks promising, and ...