Google reveals it isn’t making tablets, smart rings, flip phones, or glasses (yet)

Here is a 185-word summary of the news article: Google has revealed that it is not currently working on several new device categories, despite its competitors exploring these areas. Specifically, the tech giant has no plans to release a smart ring, a tablet overhaul, or flip-style phones similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip or Motorola Razr. Additionally, the future of Google's own smart glasses remains uncertain. While the company has developed prototype glasses and allowed users to try them, it is undecided whether it will actually manufacture and sell them. Google's devices boss suggested that display-free glasses paired with a foldable phone could be a potential direction, but the company seems hesitant to re-enter the smart glasses market after the failure of the original Google Glass. Lastly, the article hints that Pixel phone designs may change again in the next two to three years, potentially moving away from the current large camera bumps, as the company regularly experiments with new design languages.