California startup Pickle has introduced Pickle 1, AI-powered augmented reality glasses described as a "soul computer." Unlike conventional smart glasses, these glasses anticipate user needs, ...

Every day, we're spending more and more time looking at computer screens. Unfortunately, even if you have 20/20 vision, the unnatural light beaming into your eyes can still affect your well-being.

Pickle claims its new “soul computer” AR glasses can remember your life—but critics say the tech isn’t real yet. Hype, red ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. After spending long periods of time on the computer – say ...

Meta's new Ray-Ban glasses come with an electronic display — so you can see texts, maps, or whatever while you're wearing them. The tech is impressive but not cheap: They'll cost at least $800, and ...

There’s growing scientific evidence suggesting that blue light from our LED screens can contribute to eye strain, blurry vision, headaches, fatigue and disrupted sleep rhythms. To counter this, blue ...

A seldom-considered computing safety feature has nothing to do with protecting your data or preventing online identity theft. Rather, it focuses on providing visual clarity and reducing eye strain.

According to Pickle (yes, this really is the company's name), its smart glasses use cameras, microphones, sensors, and of course, AI, to anticipate things that a user does in thei ...

There’s growing scientific evidence suggesting that blue light from our LED screens can contribute to eye strain, blurry vision, headaches, fatigue and disrupted sleep rhythms. To counter this, blue ...