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Google unveiled new AI-powered smart glasses at I/O 2025 that pack Gemini AI into stylish frames with real-time translation, hands-free navigation, and an optional in-lens display. Partnering with Warby Parker and investing $150 million, Google aims to avoid the missteps of the original Glass with developer units launching late 2025 and consumer models in 2026.

Meta's upcoming AR glasses promise to transform how we interact with digital content, from the developer-focused Orion with its impressive 70-degree field of view to the more immediate Hypernova smart glasses arriving in 2025 – but are we ready to put computers on our faces?

Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at Civilization VII VR with insights from Firaxis and PlaySide developers from my early access session at Meta's New York offices before the April 10th Quest 3 launch.

VR wellness apps have changed how we approach meditation and exercise, making it easier to build consistent habits through engaging visuals and thoughtful guidance. After testing six leading apps including TRIPP's mind-bending environments and Supernatural's full-body workouts, I found each offers unique approaches to mental health and physical wellbeing. My hands-on experience revealed the surprising effectiveness of these tools—they're not just flashy tech, but genuine solutions to the age-old problem of sticking with wellness routines.

Virtual reality (VR) is transforming accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing users, with innovations like Sony’s patent for real-time sign language translation in gaming leading the charge. This technology allows players to use avatars or virtual hands to perform sign gestures, enhancing communication and inclusivity. Beyond gaming, VR is being used to amplify sounds, teach sign language, and provide real-time translations, making media, education, and entertainment more accessible. As tech companies invest in these advancements, VR is paving the way for a more inclusive digital future.