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He also expects the wearable will have a larger image area and a better augmented reality environment. "Sadly, I think it should have been a big hit and may still be if Google can overcome the initial Google Glass experiences," Enderle said. "Unfortunately It seems like every post about Google Glass is dripping with bias either for or against the device, so before we get into it here's a little transparency: I'm Google Glass Explorer #1499. I paid $1,500 of my own money to get Glass, and I've owned the When it comes to wearables, Google Glass has garnered the most media coverage and also the most ridicule. However, the article couldn't deny that Google is taking major efforts to rebrand Glass. It quoted Tony Fadell--the creator of Nest Labs who is also Google Glass – what went wrong? Your innovative idea just ended up creeping everybody and getting all wearers called a “Glasshole.” Last week Google announced it would end the Explorers program, and stop sales of the $1500 Glass and take its Begin a sentence with the phrase "most anticipated gadget ever" and tradition dictates the words "Google" and "Glass" must follow shortly after. Unceremoniously launched into public consciousness from a plane hovering over Google I/O, Google Glass has been Last month Google made its wearable Glass product available to the general public for the first time. While you no longer need to be an invited Google Glass Explorer to play around with the pioneering (albeit unfashionable) platform, you still need $1,500 .

Intel has its eyes on one of the biggest prizes in wearable technology as reports say it will provide the chip for the next generation of Google Glass. The current model of Glass contains a processor made by Texas Instruments. Left behind in the market for MOUNTAIN VIEW -- For a limited time Tuesday, regular Americans will have the chance to join a Silicon Valley elite -- the early adopters of Google Glass, the eyeglass-like computers that so far have been sold only to people hand-selected by Google. Thad Starner began developing wearable tech eyewear in 1993, when he wore a computer strapped to his face. In public. He's now the tech lead for Google Glass and the mastermind behind the project. In 1998, Thad Starner was transitioning from MIT grad Last week was a big one for fans of Google Glass non-news. When it was discovered that the company was halting sales of its experimental wearable, the op-ed eulogies flooded in, ranging from the sincere to the eye-rollingly tongue in cheek. In hindsight .