Samsung is creeping up on Google's space now. They might be launching a Google Glass competitor during the IFA trade show in Berlin in September this year.

Named Galaxy Glass, it could connect to your smartphone, display call alerts and allow the user to listen to  music, according to Korea Times, citing unnamed Samsung executives.

The report doesn't reveal what hardware it may be using, but states that Samsung Electronics would collaborate with another Samsung subsidiary, Samsung Display to create the Galaxy Glass.

“The new smart glass to be introduced by Samsung is a new concept of wearable device that can lead to an exciting culture of communication," the unnamed official said, according to the report. "The smart glass will present our aim to lead the new market with proven capability. Wearable devices can’t generate profits immediately. Steady releases of devices are showing our firm commitment as a leader in new markets."

While Samsung has already entered the wearable tech market with the Galaxy Gear smartwatch, pickup and adoption rates are still low.

Will their version of Glass take off?