Scott Stein

They're a fully standalone augmented reality face computer, far more expensive than any other smart glasses -- but cheaper than Apple Vision Pro. As to how well the new ones feel? Unknown yet. But I talked to Snap's CEO Evan Spiegel about it.

Qualcomm's new Snapdragon Reality Elite could show up in a lot more future headsets, but it's appearing in Google and Xreal's upcoming Android XR glasses first. It's promising significant boosts for graphics, battery and AI.

With iPadOS 26 and a faster processor, Apple's best iPad is almost my everyday computer now, but casual users should save their money.

Meta's got a new summer lineup of display-free smart glasses styles, but no changes to its camera design or AI privacy policies.

Nintendo's remake also raises the question, with Ocarina of Time next on deck: is this the future of how we'll endlessly revisit all our games?

Commentary: The music rhythm game has returned, and I'm in love again

Commentary: Can Valve make a game console? Oh yes it can, but it's an imperfect mix at the moment. Still, there are parts that impress.

Meta's aware that their camera glasses are making people worried. A new update aims to stop people from tampering with the recording light. But even more is needed.

The X by Xreal A01 Plus edge out the TCL RayNeo Air 4 Pro in my early tests, and are lighter, too.

A far better Siri and performance benefits are reasons to upgrade and try out the beta, or wait till the fall.