Google Glass stories

Extended partnership between the two companies includes easier procurement of TeamViewer Frontline for Google Cloud customers.

Chironix says that many industries that take a hands-on approach to their work need to use video conferencing tools, but they are difficult to use and stop them from getting work done.

Strap on your favourite Star Trek spectacles because we are about to take a look at world of smart-eyewear...

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 Glass is quietly re-emerging, with reports that Google will distribute a version aimed at enterprise customers in coming months.

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...

"We want to be first to bring technology to New Zealand – even if we can't sell it."

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?

Many giant electronics manufacturers, computer services companies and conglomerates have tens of billions of dollars in the bank that is instantly available for investment to counter their saturating sales in mature markets.

"We're out of spots in the Explorer Program for now, but may have more to share soon..."

Tech giant releases list of do’s and don’ts when wearing Google Glass…

"By the end of this year our customers will be able to walk into a shop wearing their Google Glasses, see something they like and instantly check their bank balance which will be displayed in their peripheral vision – that’s pretty cool."

"Even though wearables are relatively new in terms of market maturity, it is clear that the market, for example the smart watch in particular, will be – as per smartphones – a somewhat crowded affair."

Wearable technology is the Next Big Thing in the tech world, according to all the signs.

While wearable cameras and smart watches are much talked about, Angela McIntyre, research director at Gartner, believes digital health and fitness will be one of the hottest segments during 2014.

There is a growing appetite of Generation Y employees contravening corporate policies governing use of own devices, personal cloud storage accounts and new technologies such as smart watches, Google Glass and connected cars.

People will soon be able to walk the streets of Christchurch and see how it was before the earthquake using a wearable augmented reality device developed by the University of Canterbury.

Porn superstars each don a device to record the first-ever, two-way POV Glass porn. Warning: RT 18.

Battling with the effects of a diminishing PC market, company admits it is "exploring the wearable tech space."

Check out the answers to some of the most ridiculous frequently asked Google Glass questions, such as "is it OK to go scuba diving with Glass?"