From the surgeon hoping it will help train a new generation of doctors, to the Iron Man triathlete saying it allows him to go faster, Google Glass users of all kinds came together on Saturday ...

Glass users have been tossed from movie theaters ... and more effective ways to covertly record someone than wearing a computer on your face. Andrew Barash, 33, a software developer with OpenTable ...

You've probably heard about blue light-filtering glasses for computer users. Or maybe your eye doctor turned you on to blue light filter coatings for your prescription eyewear. Wearing blue light ...

He's developing software designed to help anyone who has to wear glasses every time they look at a computer or smartphone. "Could we, somehow, undo those vision problems and put on the same screen ...

Just a few days after Google unveiled its AR smart glasses, a new report suggests Apple may soon release a similar product.

Looking at life through rose-coloured glasses could be the answer to many problems. For a woman who Midday viewers met in July of 1985, it helped solve headaches she was having at work. CBC ...

Apple Watch users talk to their wrists ... primary way people access the digital world. Instead of computer or phone screens, AR glasses, she said, will allow people to keep one foot in each ...

What just happened? Google Glass is dead, again. The AR glasses that failed as a consumer product before transitioning into a tool for enterprise use stopped being sold by Google on March 15.