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The search engine added a new cocktail feature to the Google app Thursday that gives step-by-step instructions on how to make cocktails, along with suggestions for garnishes and glasses. To use, press the mic on the Google app and ask, "OK Google Google recently stopped their Google Glass explorer program and the company stopped selling their Google Glass device. When this was announced Google also revealed that Google Glass we being moved out of their X Labs and into a new division which would be Google ended the Google Glass Explorer program recently, with little fanfare, and has a second generation Glass product in the works. Now, Sony is releasing its own "SmartEyeglass" product according to Extreme Tech's Feb. 19 article. Sony SmartEyeglass When Google said on Thursday it would end its Explorer program for Glass and stop selling the current version to consumers, a few premature obituaries were written for the head-worn device. True, Glass has struggled to find its place in the mainstream. Some people whisper, "I think that's Google Glass." Others stop and ask, "How do you like it? How does it even work?" And then some just pull out their phones and snap a picture. They all have something in common, though. They want to know what it is like Google co-founder Sergey Brin sports a pair of Google Glass, whose development team is resetting to retool the wearable computer. (Photo: Jeff Chiu, AP) SAN FRANCISCO — O.K., Glass, what's next? On Google's earnings call Thursday, CFO Patrick Pichette .

Google Glass, once the darling of advanced wearable computing, is now an inadvertently funny cautionary tale about how not to develop a product — at least, not one so ambitious and controversial. See also: Whatever happens to Google Glass, it's been a No piece of consumer technology in recent memory was as divisive, hyped up and emblematic of a spooky dystopian future as Google Glass. The search company's wearable eyeglasses only ever left the secretive research labs of Mountain View, Calif., as a Google ending its Glass Explorer program yesterday sparked a round of eulogies for the oft-ridiculed face computer. That’s premature at best. In its current form, Glass is undoubtedly dead, but there’s no reason to believe Google won’t relaunch it You've probably heard by now that Google Glass is dead. If you've been listening closely you may even have heard whispers about the demise of Glass for years. Glass is the wearable device that everyone, especially the media, loves to hate. However, despite .