Samsung and Google, along with partners Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, have a problem with the upcoming Android XR smart glasses — or ‘intelligent eyewear’ as they’re often called.
It’s not about software or hardware, in a tech sense, but design and fit. The trouble is, they’re up against Ray-Ban and the Wayfarer, sunglasses that are instantly recognizable, easy to wear, and suit almost all face shapes.
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