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Google Play Store now offers Google Glass Explorer Edition



Google's wearable headset, Google Glass Explorer Edition was already made available for any 18 years or above United States resident, who's ready to pay a hefty an amount of $1500, for a product that is still undergoing development in all forms, from their official website, back in May. Yesterday, the American multinational corporation, Google, has finally opened the way for the Google Glass to their  digital distribution platform, Google Glass, now selling the Explorer Edition for the same price of USD 1500, in America.

 Alongside the headset, Google Play is also offering prescription titanium frames, shades and Earbud (earphone) for the new wearable, enhancing your experience using this Google's new expensive product. Remember, this is not yet the final consumer launch, we are waiting for, as the device is still an Explorer Edition, meaning it to be the late Beta stage, but it still can provide a niche to the dedicated application developers, and for those who want's an early headheld practice using the gadget, well literally.

 Source: Google Play, THE VERGE

DVF collection of shades and frames are now available



Earlier this month, Google collaborated with American fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, to announce DVF collection of five new frames and eight new shades for the company's Google Glass, wearable. The new frames and shades are exclusively made and designed for women/girls, than like the ones Google announced back in January.

 The new frames and shades from DVF has now arrived on NET-A-PORTER's official webpage and Google Glass's domain address for the public, planning to buy a pair of fashionable wearable from Google and Diane von Furstenberg. Currently they have the DVF made for Glass in Brown frames with Rose shades, Teal frames with Blue shades, Charcoal frames with Black shades, Plum frames with Bronze shades and last but not the least, White frames with Green colored shades. If you are willing to look through the DVF collection of Google Glass, it will cost you $1800. You can also check these products out at dedicated DVF stores nationwide, on 27th and 28th of this month, listed here.

         

Source: Google Glass (Google+), GLASS, NET-A-PORTER, Google Glass (YouTube)

Google Glass is coming to United Kingdom, for £1000



Google had recently made their Glass Explorer program available to any US resident above 18 years old, ready to pay a hefty amount of $1500, last month. Following this, now the company is finally crossing the United States territories, and coming to the United Kingdom for the first time with their Glass. Moments back, the Google Glass team on Google+ has let us know that the American company has decided to fulfill their customers wish, indeed making their high-tech wearable Glass available in Great Britain, starting today.

 "Beginning today, we’re extending our open beta Explorer program to the UK. The world sees the UK as a center (actually, a centre) of innovation. It has produced some of the greatest technology inventors and inventions of the last century, and people on the ground are always excited to explore new products and ideas," said Google Glass.

 Google is extending their open Beta Explorer program towards UK, so the interested Brit's with heavy pockets can bag one pair of Google's advanced Glass for themselves from Google Play for £1000 ($1702). Also, Google has planned to demo their units in the London city, exactly at 9-10 Stable Street, London N1C 4AB, on 27th and 28th of this month, between 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, local time, where they have already began accepting RSVP's from interested people in town, through a new dedicated webpage. To request a RSVP, click here.

 Source: Google Glass (Google+), GLASS

Google announces DVF collection of shades and frames for Glass



Google yesterday announced DVF collections of five brand new shades and eight new frames for their wearable, Glass, in collaboration with the American fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg. According to them, Google Glass Explorers will be able to purchase the new upgrades by the 23rd of this month exclusively from NET-A-PORTER and the company's official domain.



Source: Google Glass (Google+)
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