Buying sunglasses can leave anyone paralyzed by choice. Buying smart glasses, however, is more likely to leave one paralyzed by embarrassment. Whether they’re big honking frames with bulky arms or ...

Earlier this spring, Bose introduced the world to a new kind of wearable technology: Audio sunglasses. Bose Frames combine premium protective sunglasses with the performance of wireless headphones for ...

Bose — yes, the speaker and headphone company — is developing augmented reality sunglasses. But unlike the failed Google Glass and other smart glasses designed to overlay digital objects and ...

These are definitely one pair of shades you don’t want to accidentally leave in a cab. These sunglasses come equipped with high-quality Bose speakers. Yes, some chunky beta-looking versions of these ...

Bose’s audio sunglasses, the Bose Frames, were released in early 2019 and frankly I was surprised how good they were. They sounded great and looked almost like regular sunglasses despite having pretty ...

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Following is a transcript of the video. Michelle Yan: Bose is known for its high-end speakers, but now it's putting its tech into sunglasses. Are they any good, or are they just a gimmick? Let's find ...

Bose is moving its augmented reality eyewear out of the conceptual realm and into the consumer world, today opening up preorders for its audio-equipped Frames sunglasses. With an array of tiny ...

This week, Bose made a surprise announcement that it was getting into the augmented reality game. But Bose makes headphones, right? And AR is all about glasses with visual overlays? Well, nobody told ...

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