New Version of Google Glass With Supported Mono Earbud, Glass Frame and Prescription

Google has announced that they will launch their latest hardware devices that are smart and connected glasses, It's Google Glass .

Users who mostly come from the developers and testers who have had Glass Explorer edition before on the Google program event , will get once only chance to swap the existing Glass with a new one with the term  their buy is before the date of October 28, 2013 .

As promised , the new edition of Glass will support the Prescription Glass , glasses frame , along with mono earbud that comes bundled with the latest smart glasses for users who are not satisfied with the bone - conduction audio feature before.
 
Interestingly , Google is also extending an invitation -based access to the hardware Glass , which allows users to invite their friends to test Internet services and software .

As was reported earlier , users who have the Glass through Explorer program can invite three friends to join the program . People who have been invited will be able to buy Glass via online.

" We counting on you to help more and more people to having a Glass . Growing number of Explorer ( users ) means more feedback we can get , and the more meaningful feedback will make Glass more better " said Google in a Google+ posting.

Prior to the announcement of the official launch , a report by The Financial Times has given the news that Google is developing production , and plans to release over tens thousands units of Glass in the coming months . Citing a source familiar with Google's plans , saying that Google aims to increase " substantially " Glass production volume in the period up to Christmas . "

The report added that more than 10,000 products Glass " Explorer Edition " have been distributed to the winners of the competition , developers and other early adopters .

This suggests that Glass is expected to be released publicly in 2014 and it seems that Google wants to get more feedback from the user before it happens.

Google Glass work using a small eyewears embedded device that can take photos , shoot video , navigate maps and surf the internet as well as offer a text messaging service.

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