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Samsung readies Wearable app for its smart glasses launch
Intelligent Eyewear smart glasses from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker could launch very soon.
TL;DR
- Samsung’s Galaxy Wearable app now includes pairing support for its upcoming Intelligent Eyewear smart glasses.
- The app update also reveals supported frames from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, with multiple colors, shapes, sizes, and lens options.
- The glasses are expected to run Android XR with Gemini Live, plus Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1, a 12MP camera, and up to nine hours of use per charge.
A few days ago, reports revealed that Samsung’s first Intelligent Eyewear smart glasses will go on pre-order later this month, followed by an official retail launch next month. Now, the company appears to be laying the groundwork in the Galaxy Wearable app.
In the app’s latest update, we discovered pairing support for the upcoming glasses, along with asset images depicting several supported frames from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. Those smart glasses will be available in several colors, shapes, sizes, and lens variants.
You can check out a few of them below.
Gentle Monster Intelligent Eyewear Black
Gentle Monster Intelligent Eyewea Wayfarer
Gentle Monster Intelligent Eyewear Alden Green
Gentle Monster Intelligent Eyewear Alden Burgundy
We’ve listed the model numbers of Intelligent Eyewear models from Gentle Monster and Warby Parker brands below.
Gentle Monster Intelligent Eyewear (codename Jinju)
- SM-0200J
- SM-0201J
- SM-0202J
- SM-0203J
- SM-0204J
- SM-0205J
Warby Parker Intelligent Eyewear (codename Jinju)
- SM-0200P
- SM-0201P
- SM-0202P
- SM-0203P
- SM-0204P
Besides the models listed above, there is a separate model codenamed ‘Haean,’ and it isn’t clear with which fashion eyewear brand it is affiliated.
From what we know so far, the Intelligent Eyewear glasses use the Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 processor, 2GB RAM, and 64GB storage. They have a 12MP forward-facing camera, multiple microphones, and two loudspeakers. There is a status LED light to let other people know when the glasses are recording them.
They run the Android XR operating system and have Gemini Live onboard to help with several types of tasks, including indentifying things, live language translation, recognizing music, offering directions, and more.
You can expect these upcoming smart glasses to last up to nine hours of mixed use on a single charge. With the included USB Type-C equipped charging case, the glasses can last up to a week with full charge.
