It’s true: Google Glass is nerdy as hell and no one really wants to use it and blah blah. For now. It’s still hard to shake the nagging feeling that wearable augmented reality is society’s inevitable ...

It's been clear for a while that Google sees the future of the Glass program in the enterprise, rather than through the Explorer program or directly to consumers. Now 9to5Google is reporting that ...

Google Glass videos are starting to pop up as the AR glasses reach early adopters. One video shows a cool perspective on a go kart race. Google has published the Glass manual online which reveals some ...

Google Glass is set to make a comeback in the future, and reports suggest that it will return to the market with mystery companion products in tow. Job listings spotted by Business Insider indicate ...

Google Glass returned to the drawing board after the Explorer programme concluded, and details about its new incarnation have started trickling through. According to 9to5Google's sources, the next ...

[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=25575269#p25575269:1jfnlhqm said: neodorian[/url]":1jfnlhqm] The part that makes my inner techie kid grin is that ...

Google will immediately stop selling its augmented reality glasses, the Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2, the company announced on a support page Wednesday. The announcement marks the second time in ...

It is 2012, and Google has come up with this weird yet interesting spectacle-like wearable product that looks kind of like a safety glass for factories. Many were confused about why I was so excited ...

[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=25571453#p25571453:3m4qpyka said: MilanKraft[/url]":3m4qpyka][Removed the part that touchy feely people might be ...