Samsung Reportedly to Debut First Smart Glasses at Galaxy Unpacked on July 22nd
Images and specs of Samsung’s upcoming smart glasses may have already leaked, however a new report suggests we may get an eye-full at the company’s Galaxy Unpacked product event in July. At the time of this writing.
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Images and specs of Samsung’s upcoming smart glasses may have already leaked , however a new report suggests we may get an eye-full at the company’s Galaxy Unpacked product event in July.
At the time of this writing, Samsung hasn’t confirmed when its next Unpacked event will be, however according to Seoul Economic Daily , the South Korean tech giant is reportedly getting ready to hold its its next big product launch event in London on July 22nd.
There, we can expect to see a first look at the Galaxy Z Fold8 and Flip8 next-gen foldables, Galaxy Watch9 series, as well as its first smart glasses, which the company confirmed will arrive sometime this year.
Citing industry sources, Samsung is reportedly working with South Korea-based eyewear brand Gentle Monster “to enhance design and practical competitiveness” of the device, which is set to run Google’s Android XR operating system.
At Google’s I/O developer conference in May, Google announced it was partnering with Gentle Monster in addition to separate efforts with Warby Parker , Gucci parent company Kering , and Samsung to produce the first slate of Android XR smart glasses, which are expected to compete with Ray-Ban Meta.
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