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Dubai Police to reportedly use Google Glass, very soon



It's not just us who are playing around and exploring the Google's new wearable, here, but also it's been in hands of some officials, too. The Google's project Glass will be soon a part of our neighboring country's, Police Department. According to the reads coming in from the gulfnews, Dubai Police is all set to use Google Glass to basically issue fines to offending motorists as well as to identify wanted cars from the town.

 The General Director of Smart Services at Dubai Police, Colonel Khalid Nasser Al Razooqi, also gave a glimpse of demonstration of how the new Google Glass will be implemented to their force. As reported by the sources, the smart wearable headset from the Americans are currently undergoing trial by the Dubai Police's Smart Services Department, which will be soon put into action by the countryside traffic police.

 In addition the Smart Service teams has also made two new applications, that will be used with the new Google Glass. To make stuff better clear, one of the new application will allow the officers to take photos of traffic violations, which will straight away make it's way to their database along with other details like the exact location, time and date automatically. The second app will help the policemen identify wanted cars on road by looking at their license plates through Google Glass.

 "We at Dubai Police always try to adopt what is new in the market and we like to stay up-to-date. If it passes our testing criteria as well as we see that it is a useful device, then we might decide to launch it and buy more of it," said Colonel Khalid Nasser Al Razooqi, General Director of Smart Services at Dubai Police.

 The new initiative from the Dubai Police will help them bring smarter and latest technology to fight the lawless crimes in the country. But, unfortunately, the search giant's new product is only available in the United States at an hefty amount of $1500, which is not yet ready for a consumer launch.

 Source: gulfnews.com

Google Glass to reportedly hit Stateside AT&T stores. Will not, says other sources



Google is taking all that steps to make their wearable Glass available for the public consumers. In the past we have see the American multinational corporation specialized in Internet-related services and products, announce promotional one day sales for interested Google Glass Explorers. Following this, lastly, Google has also opened up Glass Explorer program for their United States based customers, who is ready to spend some solid amount of 1500 United States Dollars for the pre-release Beta version headset.

 Today, the leading smartphone tipster, evleaks came up with rumors suggesting, AT&T stores in America will be one of the first places to offer Google's new high-tech wearable Glass for the public customers. Unfortunately, we don't hear about any dates and time to expect the Glass availability, anytime soon. This is kind of surprising, as we have always seen the search giant selling most of their commodities from Google Play Store, not network carriers.

 But for the most interesting fact, and to strengthen up our aforementioned words, the PHANDROID source updates tells us that, they have reached out to a Google spokesperson, who allegedly claimed that the company have no current plans to sell their product through AT&T stores in USA. Anyways, nothing here is just official yet.

 Source: @evleaks, PHANDROID

Google Glass Explorer program is now open to any Stateside customers with $1500



'It's moments of cheers!' Google has just announced that, they will make available their most high-tech wearable to the public customers from today. Well folks, don't get us wrong this time too, it's not the company's final consumer launch of the product, where else the American multinational corporation specialized in internet-related services and products have just decided to open their Google Glass Explorers program to the public, where the Glass itself is still at it's early Beta stage.

 People behind Google Glass has acknowledged us on Google+ that, anyone from the United States above the age of 18 will be able to grab a set of Google's new fashionable and wearable unit for a price about 1500 United States Dollars. Literally, there is no more invitations or limited time periods. Google also notes that, still being in the Explorer program, the company will continue to improve their hardware and software in times. So if your an US resident and want to roam around with a Google Glass on your face, like Sergey Brin does from the above picture, then head on and register your name, email and other details, here and pay hefty amount of $1500 to become a dedicated Google Glass Explorer.

 Wondering what comes out of that White box? Then, you'll be receiving the main unit or the headset, alongside with a choice to select your favorite titanium frame or shades for free, which is worth $225 and an Earbud (earphone).

 "We’re ready to keep meeting new Explorers, and we can’t wait to hear all your experiences and feedback to continue to make Glass even better, ahead of our wider consumer release," said Google Glass.

 Source: Google Glass (Google+), GLASS, PHANDROID

Anyone with $1500 becomes a Google Glass Explorer on April 15



You heard it right folks, Google has taken it's next big step ahead to expand their Glass Explorer program. Yes, the American multinational corporation specialized in internet-related services and products, Google will bring their wearable technology to their official domain exactly the next Tuesday, for one limited time chance to join the firm's Glass Explorer initiative.

 Okay, let's not make this complicated, it's simple as the search giant Google has planned to sell their Glass to any adults (18+), who reside in the United States for a price of 1500 United States Dollars + tax. Even though this is not any kind of consumer launch of their product, anyone around the Stateside can still own the all new Google made Glass and become a Glass Explorer, if you are ready to pay $1500. This time, there is no sign-up's at Google I/O or you ain't need to be referred by an an Glass Explorer friend, your school or university. So make sure you mark your calenders on 15th of April, starting sharp at 6:00 AM PDT, by just registering your name, email, phone, country and telling them why you are interested in Glass, here. For this big amount, Google isn't offering you just the Glass, but also with your favorite frame or shade of your choice, that got lately introduced. 

 Source: Google Glass (Google+), GLASS

Google Glass gets updated with frames, prescription lenses and shades



The about to be commercial or consumer version of Google Glass Explorer Edition now gets introduced to four new frames, prescription lenses and shaded cooling lenses upgradation for 255 United States Dollars. The American company today announced that they will sell the new Glass Titanium Collection units to the Explorers starting from it's official launch tomorrow afternoon.

 The new physically improved Google Glass will bring along four new feather-light or lightweight titanium frames, named Thin, Split, Bold and Curve with twist-on-shades, which will come in two new styles, where the lenses from VSP Vision Care, the leading optical insurance company in the Stateside and will also be available in different colors for each frames, accordingly.

 We have been seeing improvements from the Glass ever since it's launch with basic software and hardware tweaks and introduction of accessories like the Earbuds, earlier. Even though this specific Google product is not available for the public yet, it will not be that difficult to be a Google Glass Explorer until your using Google's Play Music All Access application.

 Source: GLASS, Google Glass (Google+)

MyGlass application was available on Apple's App Store, before it got pulled a while ago



Google's MyGlass application was available for free to download in the Apple's App Store, for iOS powered devices to control the $1500 worth fashionable and wearable American's technology.

 As we are aware of what the application basically does, as seen on an Android smartphone application. The MyGlass app for iOS too allows it's users to initial setup the Glass, manage data networks and synced Glassware application's like the Google Search, Google+ and Gmail, locate a missing device using Google Maps, mirroring of what you see through the Glass to the display of your iPhone and it also assists in adding or removing certain contacts.

 But unfortunately, the app is no more available in App Store, as it was removed by Google or Apple a while ago. We are still unclear of what made this happen all of a sudden.

 Update: Following the recent XE12 update to the Glass, Google refreshed their support webpage and promises to bring the application back to Apple's App Store later this week.

 Source: Android Community, Google

Google shows up the new redesigned version of Google Glass



It was recently said by the American multinational corporation specialized in internet-related services and products, Google, that they will have a refreshed version of their wearable technology, the Google Glass soon. And now, without any more further delays, Google have posted a couple of photos featuring the new Glass on their official Google+ page.



At this point what is really noticeable, is the new earphone attachment with the Glass logo branding on it, what Google exactly calls this new addition is the 'mono earbud' which slots in the microUSB port of your Glass. The Google Glass Explorers or beta testers will be able to swap out their outdated version with this new one shortly, where now you also have an option to invite three person each into this program.

 This newly announced Glass's will work with shades and prescription lenses in the future as the company announced it previously.

 Source: Google Glass (Google+), TechnoBuffalo

Google schedules demonstration events for Glass, starting on October 5, from Durham



Google Glass is the new wearable technology from the American multinational corporation, which can be synced to an Android smartphone using Bluetooth and Glass application.

 There are not much of people who got a chance to get their hands on the company's demo units, but now on Google Glass's official Google+ Page, the Americans have just announced the launch of it's demonstration event starting from October 5th.

 Google will be bringing the Glass demo event across the Stateside, but will kick off it from Durham, North Carolina, United States. The basic idea behind the launch of this event is to make the public aware of the company's next generation wearable technology, to offer an opportunity to try the Glass, ask questions about it and have a hangout with the Google Glass team. If you do not stay in the city nearby, you needn't worry, as Google has promised to head over to other cities after that.

 Source: Google Glass (Google+)
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