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The Ultimate Guide to Smart Glasses in 2025

If you’re a tech enthusiast, you’ve probably noticed the growing popularity of smart glasses. From stylish wearable tech to powerful AR and VR gadgets, these glasses enable you to stay connected, view information, and enjoy entertainment — all while keeping your hands free.

Smart glasses come in many varieties, each designed for a unique set of users. Whether you want an AR experience, a convenient voice assistant, or a stylish gadget for your outdoor routines, there’s a pair for you.

One of the best on the market today is Ray-Ban Meta AI Glasses — a collaboration between Meta and Ray-Ban. These stylish glasses enable you to capture photos, control Meta’s powerful AI, and perform tasks without touching your phone.

For a cinematic experience, Viture Pro XR Glasses stands out with its massive 135-inch virtual display, high-resolution micro-OLED, and electrochromic tint, perfect for gaming, media, or productivity.

If you’re looking for a lightweight, sporty option, Chamelo Music Shield lets you enjoy your tunes, make calls, and control tint on-demand — all without losing awareness of your surroundings.

Amazon’s Echo Frames (3rd Gen) bring Alexa directly to your face, allowing for convenient, hands-free routines — from phone calls to retrieving information — while retaining a stylish and lightweight design.

Lastly, XREAL Air 2 Pro offers a rich cinematic experience with its 1080p micro-OLED, 120Hz refresh rate, and massive 330-inch anchored view — perfect for media lovers.

Whether you want a blend of style, functionality, or pure cinematic magic, there’s a smart pair for you in 2025. The future looks bright — especially when you’re wearing the best smart glasses.

Read more here: Best Smart Glasses in 2025

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Victoria Dimmick, CEO of Titania On Offense Vs. Defense: AI’s Cybersecurity Paradox

What if your company’s security strategy is just giving you a false sense of safety? In this episode of Discover Dialogues, VikramSinh Ghatge, Sr. Marketing Director and Editor-in-Chief at TechDogs sits down with Victoria Dimmick, CEO of Titania, to unpack what most businesses get completely wrong about cybersecurity in 2025. Spoiler alert: passing a compliance check doesn’t mean you're secure.

Victoria’s leadership journey began in corporate law and M&A, where she helped build and scale technology companies toward successful exits. But her mission took a sharp turn toward cybersecurity when she recognized a growing gap between perceived and actual safety. Today, at the helm of Titania, she is helping businesses across industries like healthcare, aviation, and finance secure their network infrastructure — not just from today’s threats but from the blind spots most overlook.

In This Episode What You’ll Learn:

Why organizations confuse compliance with true cybersecurity

The real meaning of cyber resilience vs. incident response

How AI-powered attacks are evolving faster than defenses

The risks posed by supply chain vulnerabilities

Why network segmentation is essential for infrastructure security

Victoria also discusses how to communicate cybersecurity priorities in the language of the boardroom, making a strong case for framing cyber resilience as a business continuity issue, not just an IT concern. From industry-specific threat intelligence to the importance of attack surface reduction and real-time visibility, this episode is packed with strategic takeaways for:

CISOs and CIOs

Cybersecurity product teams

Heads of infrastructure and compliance

Founders and CEOs in regulated sectors

If your organization is serious about protecting critical systems, preventing downtime, and navigating the complexity of modern threat vectors, this interview will give you both clarity and direction.

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Andy Boyd, Chief Product Officer At Appfire On Building AI-Ready Products And Teams

In this episode of Discover Dialogues, Andy shares how his experience has shaped his approach to AI-driven product leadership and team growth. From his time working on the cutting-edge AI systems at IBM to his role at Appfire, Andy understands that product leadership is more than just launching new features — it’s about creating products that solve real customer problems while keeping an eye on the future of technology. Some of the key topics covered in this episode include:  

The role of AI in product strategy and how to integrate it into existing workflows to drive both innovation and value.

Insights on building AI-first product teams and scaling leadership to meet the challenges of rapid growth.

The evolution of product-led growth (PLG) and how product teams are shifting from traditional sales-driven models to customer-centric product adoption.

AI-first thinking is no longer optional for product leaders. Andy’s insights offer a powerful framework for how businesses can effectively navigate AI integration and turn their technology investments into long-term, sustainable success. This episode is essential listening for anyone in product management, AI, or enterprise tech, especially those focused on scaling and driving change within their organizations. Listen to the full episode for an in-depth conversation on AI-driven product innovation, leadership strategies, and how to adapt to the next generation of tech transformation.

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Doriel Abrahams, Principal Technologist at Forter, on AI, Fraud Prevention, & Digital Trust Future

In this episode of Discover Dialogues, we’re joined by Doriel Abrahams, Principal Technologist at Forter, who shares his expert insights on how AI is reshaping the landscape of fraud detection and how businesses can leverage this technology to protect their customers and build digital trust. Doriel has been leading AI-driven fraud prevention at Forter for over a decade, helping businesses tackle one of the most pressing challenges in digital commerce. He discusses how real-time fraud detection and AI models are revolutionizing how businesses handle fraud prevention, allowing them to identify fraudulent activities before they cause harm. With the rise of digital transactions, AI-powered systems are becoming an indispensable tool for businesses to automate fraud detection and reduce the burden of manual oversight.

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AI in Business Communication: Insights from David Evans, VP of Product at GoTo