HTC has reignited interest in AI eyewear with the recent launch of the Vive Eagle, the company's first AI glasses. Google is also rumored to have completed development of its own AI glasses, with ...

HTC is joining Meta and others in the rapidly heating smartglasses space with its newest product, the VIVE Eagle. Like other smartglasses, the Eagle lacks any kind of display, being positioned instead ...

HTC Launches AI-Driven Wearable Eyewear Features include: Voice Assistant, Smart Photography, and Photo Translation First launching in Taiwan in Partnership with Taiwan Mobile and 2020EYEhaus Charles ...

HTC Vive Eagle AI glasses debut in Taiwan. These are designed for everyday use and feature Zeiss sun lenses, open-ear audio, and HTC’s VIVE AI voice assistant that’s compatible with OpenAI GPT and ...

HTC is once again attacking the wearable space with a pair of new smart glasses, the company announced. The Vive Eagle is a rival to Meta's Ray-Ban glasses with a fashion-foward lightweight design, ...

HTC Corp. is expected to debut its next-generation VIVE device on August 14, following a teaser titled "SEE WHAT'S IN" released via the company's official VIVE social media channels on August 1.

The HTC 10 is everything an HTC fan has been longing for. A full smartphone package experience without compromise. The problem with this idea is that it doesn't exist, there will always be some phone ...

HTC is preparing to expand its budget smartphone lineup with the upcoming Wildfire E7, which is expected to launch soon in the UAE, according to our exclusive report. Although the official release ...

BERKELEY, Calif. & TAIPEI, Taiwan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today VIVERSE, the spatial computing platform by HTC, launched VIVERSE Worlds: the go-to platform for hosting and sharing 3D content online. Just ...

The relationship between Google and HTC has been ongoing since 2017 when the internet company acquired its smartphone business, but now, another deal went down between both companies and it is focused ...

Google has bought parts of HTC’s Vive division to “accelerate the development of the Android XR platform.” The deal is reportedly valued at $250 million and comes years after Google acquired most of ...