Toshiba, Epson emerge as competitors for Google Glass Google Glass has some emerging competition from two well-known tech companies: Toshiba and Epson.
Google Glass to be used by police in Dubai and airport in U.K. Basic uses for Google Glass have been touted and explored, but some countries are taking advantage of the technology and finding new possibilities and applications for it.
Google Glass does not help drivers, but one app may be the future for e-commerce Apps for Google Glass are aimed at making life easier for wearers, but a recent study suggests one area that it hasn't been able to succeed is while driving.
Google Glass popular at London Fashion Week Google Glass is making a debut at London Fashion Week. Fashion designers and retailers are picking up on the wearable tech trend and a reporter for The Telegraph was sent to the event using the device.
Pandora unveils Google Glass app Pandora introduced a Google Glass app this week that allows users to enjoy music right in front of them. The app, from what is touted as the Internet's top radio, according to CNET, launched Wednesday and can be controlled by voice commands.
Changes include easier access, larger range of voice commands and quite possibly a whole new look Many of the features already available on other Google products are now -- or soon will be -- in Google Glass.
As Google Glass continues to fascinate the world with its novelty, a faltering institution has decided to employ the device to expand its reach and perhaps reignite interest in its ancient tones.
Awarded $25,000 grants, Google Glass device. Google started a contest back in April that sought to award non-profit organizations for their ideas on how to creatively use Google Glass devices.
A thief can be 10 feet away and steal your passwords. Is your phone password impossible to guess? Do you type passwords on your iPad so fast that no one can see? Not anymore, thanks to Google Glass.
Google Glass will be built into stylish Net-A-Porter eyewear. Google is making some improvements and updates to its Google Glass eyewear, including more RAM, easier photography and introducing a third party eyewear company to include Google Glass in their product offerings.
Recording procedures could help doctors and patients. Don't be surprised if your doctor is wearing the futuristic Google Glass device next time you see him or her.
Rare first-person view of Federer playing tennis. Tennis stars Roger Federer and Stefan Edberg visited Google in Silicon Valley recently. With the help of Google Glass, we were able to see what they see through their eyes when playing a tennis match.
To compete against the likes of Google, technology manufacturing giant Samsung is poised to release its own version of the Google Glass device as early as September.
Anyone can buy it now The time is finally here: Google Glass is now available everywhere. Google Glass was first made available in the U. S. outside of its "Explorer" program last April for only a single day, but as of Wednesday, May 14, Google Glass is available again to the general public, this time for the foreseeable future.
The Pew Research Internet Project just released one of the most interesting reports in a while - a study of American views on the future of technology in the next 50 years. What Pew found was that most Americans are optimistic, but interestingly, a lot are skeptical about some technologies that Google happens to be working on.
Have you been looking for an opportunity to get your hands on Google's new smartglasses? Your time might have finally come. In the middle of April, Google might make Glass available to anyone who wants to buy a pair, but only for one day.
Google is dealing with legal matters Just because there hasn't been much in the way of news in the public eye concerning the search engine's product leader in the smart glasses industry doesn't mean the technology giant isn't taking efforts to prepare its device to rollout and acceptance in the legal and business realms.
Do you think Glass will be widely useful? Back in 2012, Google announced that the company would start working on a revolutionary mobile device. Originally the project was called "Google Goggles" and the gadget was designed to revolutionize the technology market.
Google is waiting for consumer interest to build Increasingly, people are glued to their smartphones every day, which has become a major utility in personal mobile internet access.
The makers of Google Glass has teamed up with one of the world’s largest eyeglass-maker in developing the would-be consumer product, reports Bloomberg.
