Little by little the guys from Mountain View continue on their way to the commercial launch of the Google Glass, the glasses with which they plan to revolutionize the world of technology. Several lucky people have been testing Google Glass for months. Recently, a nueva version of this accessory, with important improvements. This new version is more focused on the future commercial launch but it is still in the testing phase and will be launched first within the "Explorer" testing program made up of a group of people who test the accessory in order to further perfect it.
Well, it seems that the new version of Google Glass it is already beginning to reach the hands of the first testers, They will surely be eager to try everything new that they have incorporated into the accessory, as well as see the improvements made. Google has enabled a exchange program so that the current owners of a Google Glass can exchange the old ones for the new ones Without aditional costs, until next February 5, 2014.
However, this exchange is not mandatory, since those who have the Google Glass purchased before October 28 the change will be optional, although from Mountain View they recommend doing it anyway, since the new accessories have been designed for the new hardware and therefore the design of the new version is compatible.
Among these accessories, for example, we find some auriculares stereo that are available from the beginning of this week together with the official application of Google Play Music for Google Glass, which we talk about in AndroidAyuda.
Some of the changes in the new version of Google Glass can be seen at a glance: the design change for one suitable for future use with a new line of sunglasses and prescription glasses. On the other hand, another improvement is that it includes a auricular mono design, eliminating the bone conduction loudspeaker used in the first model.
In the meantime, we can only keep waiting while they test the new model and Google continues to improve its accessory even more for its commercial launch, which we hope will not take too long.
Via TheNextWeb.