Oakley, maker of high-end designer sunglasses, is creating new technology that displays images and information directly on the lenses of a special set of eye-wear. Sound familiar? Well, it should.

Long before Google wowed us with its Google glasses, another company silently planned smart glasses of its own. Eyewear manufacturer Oakley says it has a 15-year head start on Google, and has been ...

Back when rumors of Google’s fabled augmented-reality glasses began picking up steam, one of the most frequently repeated bits was that they bore a striking resemblance to (rather old) Oakley’s Thump ...

Google might want to use its new smart-glasses prototype to look over its shoulder. Oakley, a California company known for its sports equipment, sunglasses and ski goggles, is developing glasses that ...

Is the current look of Google Glass a bit too ... dorky for you? You're probably not the only one who thinks so. Thankfully, Google is collaborating with Ray-Ban and Oakley on some designs you might ...

Cool kids, rejoice! Getting your hands on Google Glass will be easier than ever. By Stephanie Chan Google Glass Prescription PR Image - H 2014 While we already dig what Google Glass has to offer (its ...

Google is getting a little help in its quest to make Google Glass as stylish as it is technologically advanced. Italian eyewear designer Luxottica, which owns popular brands Oakley and Ray-Ban, ...

The eyewear maker is building technology that could allow it to create a pair of smart glasses, a la Google's Project Glass. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

Meta debuted Garmin and Strava integration on its fresh pair of sporty Oakley Meta Vanguard smart glasses, but it's now ...

Sean Hollister is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget. Google just signed the deal ...

Glass is set to come to Oakley and Rayban thanks to a deal between Google and Italian fashion giant Luxottica. The firms are set to work together in a bid to make Glass, Google's wearable computer, ...

Since 2007, Tyler Oakley has lived a portion of his life on a screen, building a following of over seven million subscribers on YouTube. During his senior year in college, he applied for a job at ...