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Morning Edition · Friday, November 13, 2026Published at 1:16 AM EST · New York
Google and Samsung open preorders for Gemini smart glasses at $395, with shipping on December 10 and iPhone support
Warby Parker frames start at $395 and Gentle Monster frames cost $449 to $489. Google is adding face redaction for Gemini as it enters a market where Meta sells glasses at $299.
Google's Gemini glasses went on preorder at $395 on November 12. Users say "Hey Gemini" to get directions, live translation or a description of what they are looking at, and the glasses also take photos, play music and check calendars while…
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AI Camera Wearables Expand Ambient Data Capture
AI glasses from the largest platforms put always-available cameras and assistants into public spaces, expanding corporate capture of bystander imagery and pushing privacy rules for wearables onto regulators' agendas.
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