Samsung's first pair of smart glasses running Android XR with One UI XR on top will be called the Samsung Galaxy Glasses, the company has already confirmed. They will apparently be managed on your smartphone via the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Glasses Manager app.
Today the folks at SammyGuru have somehow managed to get their hands on this app, and inside it they found an image showing the glasses by themselves, as well as one showing them inside their case.
Screenshots from the Samsung Galaxy Glasses Manager app
The glasses shown here are the Warby Parker model. The app will let you manage settings, install software updates, and enable or disable features. You can automatically import photos and videos from the glasses onto your phone, and you will be able to control the glasses with your Galaxy Ring, if you have one. There will also be a way to control them from your Galaxy Watch, using a new Galaxy Glasses Controller app. The ring will support gestures.
It's still unclear when we can expect the Galaxy Glasses to launch, but it might happen this year. Samsung may tease them at its next Unpacked event which is rumored to take place in London on July 22.
You should have to identify yourself if you're wearing Creeper glasses. Maybe color your hair or something?
Smartphone in hand is distracting enough (obviously walking whiles using) , then this, when it's right in front of you ?....All this might sound like a backwards mindset ,buh think of it,humanly.
Glasses is the wrong form factor for an always on electronics device. It is important to people to be able to touch them away and glasses can't be tucked away without becoming useless. It is the wrong form factor and companies that pursuit it wi...
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