Samsung

Samsung's $395 Intelligent Eyewear costs $495 with prescription lenses at Warby Parker and $549 at Gentle Monster, with add-ons for filters and thinner lenses.

An early build of Samsung's Expert RAW app for the Galaxy S27 and One UI 9.5 adds two custom buttons by the shutter, Burst mode, a Tint control and a wider simulated aperture range, with signs of video coming later.

Pre-orders are open in the US and Korea, the glasses have no display, and they work with iPhones as well as Galaxy and Pixel phones.

Outside South Korea you'll have to keep checking, because Samsung hasn't said when your country gets it. Older watches come later.

ETNews puts next year's Galaxy S27 production near 35 million, with the Ultra and the new Pro making up over 70% of it.

Android Authority found a real speed gain over the S25 FE, but the Pixel 10a beat it on battery and its 8MP zoom disappoints.

Don't count on December. SamMobile's sources say the third week of January, and only South Korea and the US get them this year.

The first Google smart glasses from an eyewear partner now have a launch month, and orders open in under a week, though Google itself has not confirmed either date.