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Xreal unveiled its Android XR-powered smart glasses at I/O, but that wasn't the only announcement
By Nicholas Sutrich published
So real Xreal debuted its first pair of Android XR-powered smart glasses at Google I/O 2025, and the company also opened preorders for the Xreal Eye add-on for Xreal One glasses.

Google Workspaces gets supercharged with Gemini to help you work smarter
By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published
AI across Workspace From cleaning up your inbox with just one command to turning videos into slides.

AI Mode levels up with new AI features, stealing Google Search's spotlight
By Nandika Ravi published
AI 'Hulk' Mode Google AI Mode now includes enhanced features to help you shop, book tickets online, and manage various tasks seamlessly in one place.

Wear OS is ditching its old look for a flashy Material 3 Expressive makeover
By Jay Bonggolto published
total facelift Later this year, Material 3 Expressive is dropping dynamic themes on Wear OS.

Google's vision for Gemini involves turning it into a 'World Model'
By Nickolas Diaz published
A Vast World Google discussed how it wants to turn Gemini into a "World Model."

Google introduces new AI tools to help creatives direct like a pro
By Jay Bonggolto published
for creatives Google's Veo 3 and Imagen 4 are its latest AI tools for crafting videos and images.

New Google AI Pro and $249/month Ultra subscription announced at I/O
By Vishnu Sarangapurkar published
New Google AI plans Google has announced two new subscription tiers, AI Pro and AI Ultra, at its developer conference. AI Pro offers an upgrade to Gemini Advanced with additional AI tools and integrations.

Google Beam turns 2D video calls into futuristic 3D experiences
By Nandika Ravi published
Is this real? Looks like we're back to the future as Google announced its first AI-powered 3D communications platform.

Google just laid out its game plan to make you (and developers) care about Android XR
By Michael L Hicks published
Serious ambition Google will design Android XR reference glasses for developers to make their own smart glasses, while Warby Parker and Gentle Monster design Google's glasses.
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