Google Glass: Google Glass Dev

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Google wanted to launch a trend-setting new device that would break new ground and shape the industry for decades to come. Some people thought it would, and a few trigger happy venture capitalists even built an entire fund focused on Glass development. Today Google launched the Glass Development Kit (GDK) "Sneak Preview," which will finally allow developers to make real, native apps for Google Glass. While there have previously been extremely limited Glass apps that used the Mirror API, developers now The Glass Development Kit preview released by Google opens up many of the options that had been absent from the developer's toolbox. The Glass Development Kit preview released by Google opens up many of the options that had been absent from the developer's Google offered a sneak peek at its Glass Development Kit (GDK), which will give Glass developers more control in their designs. The Google Glass project has unveiled an upcoming new Glass Development Kit, which will allow developers to gain even broader Google may have given up on the Explorer version of Google Glass, with plans to reset the entire Glass programme, but that doesn’t mean it’s giving up on Google Glass altogether. Quite the opposite actually. Tony Fadell, CEO of Nest and the man now Now just over a year-and-a-half later, Google Glass is no longer being sold to consumers, the team has left Google X (Google’s development arm), and new leadership is taking over. Is it actually the end for the embattled device, or will Glass rise again .

Astro Teller, head of google glass development at Google X research labs, admitted as much. The team looked inside Google to the technology they could produce, to make Google Glass, and they didn't fully understand what value Google Glass would play in Today Google released the Glass Development Kit (GDK) as a sneak peek for developers. Anyone can use it, but it lacks a Glass emulator, so testing apps without actually owning Glass will be nigh impossible. By releasing the GDK, Google has turned Glass Google Glass was once one of the industry's most talked-about gadgets, but sources at Reuters (via 9To5 Google) claim that the wearable spectacles may be pivoting towards failure. One of the most glaring signs that Google Glass has fallen into obscurity Despite having been in development for over three years, Google Glass is still officially a prototype product. The device went on sale in the UK in June, with a price tag of £1,000, and Google said that it would continue work on it before making it .