Google Glass: Google Explorers

vendredi 22 avril 2011 By 4.bp.blogspot.com
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Remember when Google's "Do No Evil' slogan was somewhat believable Here again, the market is dominated by the big three with Chrome, Internet Explorer and Safari. The obvious alternatives are Mozilla's Firefox and, to a lesser extent, Opera. Internet Explorer and Firefox are not. Apple plans to release patches for the bug sometime next week. However, a fix for Android users could take some time, as Google must provide a fix to all its Android partners such as handset makers and even wireless 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 Google has announced a major shakeup of its Google Glass business, refocusing its efforts around enterprise applications and ending its Explorer program where individuals could buy the high-tech eyewear. In a post on Google+ the tech giant explained that It's not the demise of the Google Glass concept, though, says Google. Instead, the focus of the company will now be on future versions of the Google Glass idea. The Google Glass Explorer Edition will come to an end on Jan. 19, as Google drops its Google Chrome has surpassed Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) in U.S. Market Share in combined desktop and mobile markets for the first time Chrome's market share is growing 6 percent year-over-year Explorers share is decreasing 6 percent year-over-year .

There are a couple of big changes to the Google Glass project that are taking place, the first of which is that it's now being overseen Tony Fadell, a former Apple executive and founder of Nest, which Google purchased for $3.2 billion a year ago. Then Google co-founder Larry Page stepped in During the three maritime legs, the pilots will enter territories of desolation, without runways, where countless explorers before them, including the aviator Amelia Earhart, vanished. Last year Venkat Panchapakesan, Google Vice President of Engineering announced the company's plan to limit support to modern browsers across Google Apps. To support modern web apps, support for browsers not supporting technologies like HTML5 had to be The program that allowed developers to buy Glass for $1,500 is being discontinued. In addition to shutting down the Explorer program, Google is moving the project out of its X division. The division develops new technologies like the self-driving car and .