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Title: Android XR Glasses Get I/O 2025 Demo

Link: https://slashdot.org/story/25/05/21/202218/an...

At I/O 2025, Google revealed new details about Android XR glasses, which will
integrate with your phone to deliver context-aware support via Gemini AI.
9to5Google reports: Following the December announcement, Google today shared
how all Android XR glasses will have a camera, microphones, and speakers,
while an "in-lens display" that "privately provides helpful information right
when you need it" is described as being "optional." The glasses will "work in
tandem with your phone, giving you access to your apps without ever having to
reach in your pocket." Gemini can "see and hear what you do" to "understand
your context, remember what's important to you and provide information right
when you need it." We see it accessing Google Calendar, Maps, Messages,
Photos, Tasks, and Translate. Google is "working with brands and partners to
bring this technology to life," specifically Warby Parker and Gentle Monster.
"Stylish glasses" are the goal for Android XR since they "can only truly be
helpful if you want to wear them all day." Meanwhile, Google is officially
"advancing" the Samsung partnership from headsets to Android XR glasses. They
are making a software and reference hardware platform "that will enable the
ecosystem to make great glasses." Notably, "developers will be able to start
building for this platform later this year." On the privacy front, Google is
now "gathering feedback on our prototypes with trusted testers." Further
reading: Google's Brin: 'I Made a Lot of Mistakes With Google Glass'

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