Nothing Said to Be Developing Smart Glasses With ChatGPT Integration, Audio Support and Photochromic Lenses

Gadgets360 - Oct 15, 2026

Nothing has been steadily expanding its product portfolio beyond smartphones. Most recently, the company launched two new Bluetooth speakers. A tipster now suggests that the UK-based brand could be preparing to enter another emerging wearable category. It is said to be developing two types of smart glasses, powered by artificial intelligence (AI). One version is belie...

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