Gemini Smartglasses Launch Dec. 10 Starting at $395
Google’s Dec. 10 Gemini glasses rollout starts at $395 for Warby Parker, adds Gentle Monster at $449, and leans on privacy controls amid scrutiny over camera data and bystander consent.
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