Snapchat is a known showcase for tidbits from life, but for some users of the the new Snapchat Spectacles, it presents a whole new opportunity: the chance to shoot and share one's sex life. A recent ...

Snap, the company formerly known as Snapchat, on Friday revealed its first non-app product: Spectacles, a pair of camera-equipped glasses designed to let users easily take photos and videos of life as ...

Commentary: Snapchat is trying to make glasses that record video seem normal with its new Spectacles -- but that plan may backfire. When his parents denied him a Super NES, he got mad. When they ...

Snapchat on Friday surprised everyone with two big announcements: First, the company has changed its name from Snapchat to Snap Inc., and second, the company will sell its first hardware product ever ...

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Snapchat surprised the world this weekend by changing its name to Snap, Inc. and releasing a stylish, new wearables device called Spectacles. Spectacles follows the unfortunate mis-steps made during ...

A paparazzi photograph of Snapchat Chief Executive Evan Spiegel prematurely revealed the Los Angeles company’s first piece of consumer electronics: a pair of video camera sunglasses. Though it spoiled ...

The last thing Snap Inc. wants is for its new Spectacles to become the next Google Glass. Google released Glass in 2013 to much fanfare in the tech industry. Some thought the head-mounted display, ...

A little more than three years ago, Google co-founder Sergey Brin introduced the world to Google Glass with a splashy demo featuring skydivers livestreaming their jump via the eyewear. The theatrical ...

After reviewing Snap Inc.’s Spectacles, we decided to take a look back on its predecessor, Google Glass, and try to find out why it didn’t work. Sure, it was touted as a “revolutionary” product when ...