At Snapdragon Summit in Maui, Hawaii, this week, Qualcomm rolled out a number of innovations that it is enabling. The star of the show continues to be the Snapdragon X Elite computer processor and the ...

Phones might still be the main path for AR right now, but Snap's latest eyewear is a glimpse into the future of AR. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR, ...

Last month Snap, the parent company of social media platform Snapchat, unveiled its Specs AR glasses at the Augmented World ...

Snap has announced its fifth-generation Spectacles, featuring augmented reality capabilities. The new glasses feature a chunky design compared to the brand’s non-AR glasses. The fifth-generation ...

At Augmented World Expo 2025, Snapchat announced a next-generation version of Snap Spectacles. These new spectacles should have a more lightweight and immersive design, and will be launching to the ...

The wait is over (if you live in the U.S.). Snapchat Spectacles can finally be purchased online. Until today, the glasses were only available from a popup store in New York City, or from bright yellow ...

If you were recently lamenting rarely seeing Google Glass around anymore, lament no more. There is a new pair of wearable glasses on the block. The disappearing message app, Snapchat, has introduced ...

The parent company of mobile messaging app Snapchat introduced an odd wearable last year: Snapchat Spectacles are a pair of glasses with a built-in camera that lets you record 10 second of video and ...

Snapchat’s creator has a new version of its glasses, and a vision for more approachable augmented reality. But it’s still a preview, not a full-blown consumer product. And then there’s the augmented ...

Snapchat's new Spectacles AR glasses are the first pair of smart specs that gave me a glimpse of the future of eyewear. How so? Well, aside from being able to play a virtual game of frisbee with a ...

Snap is suing the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for rejecting its application to trademark the word “spectacles” for its digital eyewear camera device. But the USPTO has maintained that ...