Is Google planning a Glass relaunch in the near future?
A job posting suggests Google Glass 2.0 isn't far away. The position requires experience in consumer product launches and quality and reliability testing.
Google is developing an OS for the Internet of Things
Google is developing an OS for connected devices on the Internet of Things codenamed "Brillo." With any luck this will be revealed next week at Google I/O
Where’s our wearable revolution? The state of tech’s biggest unfulfilled promise
We look at the state of wearables and wearable tech for the final installment of the Wear Next column.
Google Glass isn’t dead, says Eric Schmidt, it’s just getting started
Google executive Eric Schmidt says that Google Glass isn't dead. The smartglasses are still in development and in need of improvements.
The importance of privacy, style, and other lessons learned from Google Glass
Google is clearly taking all of the lessons learned from one of the most public betas in recent memory back to the drawing board.
Google kills off Glass Explorer program, but promises more to come
Google will reportedly stop selling Glass through its Explorer program, but will continue to test it with developers and businesses.
Smart glasses meet style in Osterhout Design Group’s attempt to outclass Google Glass
ODG's consumer-targeted smart glasses will be styled to look like a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarer sunglasses, weigh 125 grams and run on an Android-based OS.
These ordinary-looking glasses just may be the future of smart eyewear
The Jins Meme smartglasses use special electrodes and movement sensors to tell when you're sleepy, or having trouble concentrating.
This smart ring lets you control your smartphone, Google Glass or smartwatch
A smart ring from a Tokyo-based company enables wearers to control their devices and complete a number of tasks, all with finger-based gestures.
ORA-X smart eyeglasses to challenge Google Glass in 2015 with $300 price tag
The ORA-X is a pair of smart eyeglasses that’s on track to be sold to consumers for a palatable $300 a pop next June. Google Glass has been warned.
6 wearables that help regular people live with dangerous health conditions
Effective wearables are only now going mainstream, but there are already a number of devices targeting more serious health concerns.
