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Google just made smart glasses a lot more interesting with AI

Google just made smart glasses a lot more interesting with AI

Google just heated up the smart glass race with Android XR

Tari Ibaba
December 13, 2024

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Google just made smart glasses a lot more interesting

Google just launched a new OS and it’s looking promising.

Android XR is an OS for extended reality (XR) devices like smart glasses and headsets, here to integrate virtual and augmented reality experiences seamlessly into the Android ecosystem.

Android XR will have XR-optimized versions of major Google apps like Maps, Photos, and YouTube — to hopefully convince you to use it.

There’ll be a specialized version of the Chrome browser to support multiple virtual screens and make multitasking seamless and natural.

And of course AI — it will have Gemini to let you talk to your XR device and assistant in your work and your surroundings.

Apple Intelligence for Mac is almost useless

There’s no denying it: Apple Intelligence for Mac has been an underwhelming flop so far.

We get it, iPhone is the cash cow so it's going to get more attention but come on Apple.

With all the hype we were expecting way better from you.

The writing tools are cliched and sad.

They could have given us a much more intelligent system-wide autocomplete -- plus a built-in grammar check to save us from nagging tools like Grammarly.

All we got were a bunch of boring actions to transform text in limited ways.

You can type to Siri now — nice upgrade — but what it can actually do is very limited.

You can definitely see the massive potential it has with the ability to control native functions like dark mode and bluetooth.

It has native power to do literally ANYTHING in your Mac that you can, but the best it can do with most third-party apps is… open them (real innovative).