Google glasses will be available to buy , according to
sources working on the project at the search engine giant’s
headquarters.
The ground-breaking Google glasses will provide users with data on the move by streaming live information into the wearer’s eyeline.
As well as combining a number of different Google products, the glasses will also provide location-specific data and navigation services.
It will revolutionise how we interpret and see data on the move and could eventually replace smartphones as a wearable computer.
According to reports, the glasses are currently being developed at the company’s secret Google X lab where experts work with future technologies to create innovative new products.
The New York Times claims: ‘The people familiar with the Google glasses said they would be Android-based, and will include a small screen that will sit a few inches from someone’s eye.
They will also have a 3G or 4G data connection and a number of sensors including motion and GPS.’
Rumours Google were developing a set of high-tech glasses first appeared in December.
It now appears the special spectacles will be launched sooner than expected.
The Android-based glasses will have a built in camera and will cost an estimated £350.
Google has declined to comment on the project.
Expect this to come after 5 to 6 years in India
The ground-breaking Google glasses will provide users with data on the move by streaming live information into the wearer’s eyeline.
As well as combining a number of different Google products, the glasses will also provide location-specific data and navigation services.
It will revolutionise how we interpret and see data on the move and could eventually replace smartphones as a wearable computer.
According to reports, the glasses are currently being developed at the company’s secret Google X lab where experts work with future technologies to create innovative new products.
The New York Times claims: ‘The people familiar with the Google glasses said they would be Android-based, and will include a small screen that will sit a few inches from someone’s eye.
They will also have a 3G or 4G data connection and a number of sensors including motion and GPS.’
Rumours Google were developing a set of high-tech glasses first appeared in December.
It now appears the special spectacles will be launched sooner than expected.
The Android-based glasses will have a built in camera and will cost an estimated £350.
Google has declined to comment on the project.
Expect this to come after 5 to 6 years in India
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