Google Glass stories
Construction firms are cutting call-outs and speeding up onboarding as wearable, cloud-based mentoring puts expert guidance on site in real time.
Google Glass is quietly re-emerging, with reports that Google will distribute a version aimed at enterprise customers in coming months.
Touch, gesture and away-from-the-screen features are the future of digital technologies, says Professor Mark Apperley.
Two University of Canterbury researchers have received $870,000 in Marsden funding over three years to research how engineering and psychology coul.
Google Glass lands in NZ at Noel Leeming, showcased but not for sale, signaling a tech-forward strategy for Kiwi retail.
Westpac to trial Cash Tank on Google Glass & introduce iBeacon technology in NZ branches. Chief Digital Officer believes 2014 is year of wearable tech.
Extended partnership between the two companies includes easier procurement of TeamViewer Frontline for Google Cloud customers.
Australian firm Chironix brings Zoom to Google Glass to enable hands-free collaboration for workers in the field, improving efficiency and accessibility.
As Google Glass fades away, new innovations by Vuzix, Sony, and Epson aim to revive the smart-eyewear trend with advanced features and sleek designs.
While an appealing consumer smart glasses product has yet to be launched, the benefits are now being realised with vendors focusing on enterprise.
Epson (yes that Printer manufacturer) have taken a leap in creating their own version with full Augmented Reality (AR) coverage.
Google appears to be working in earnest to fulfill its promise to revamp the Google Glass and bring a new wearable device to enterprises.
Google has announced the Google Glass Explorer Program will be closing and the Explorer Edition of Glass will stop being sold after January 19 2015.
True disruption can only occur when a technology solves a problem in such a way that users can't imagine doing the same task the old way ever again.
Businesses today are required to deal with technological advancements occurring at a pace never experienced before...
It's clear that our love affair with smartphones will soon rollover into the burgeoning world of wearable tech. So what's on the radar?.
Tech giants dive into a $50 billion race for wearable tech supremacy, banking on devices to be the next big market breakthrough.
Google sold out of Google Glass in the first 24 hours of sales and advised 'explorers' to wait for new stock to be released.
Google has released a list of do's and don'ts for wearing Google Glass, hoping to prevent users from becoming 'Glassholes'.
Juniper Research predicts a ten-fold increase in wearable device shipments by 2018, driven by new product launches and rising consumer awareness.
