The Asian Age

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If you have been aware of the world of technology in 2013, you would be rememberin­g the Google Glass, a device that was considered to be a technical masterpiec­e. It showed the world a direction to which the world of tech is heading towards. However, the product was limited in production and taken off the shelves before the masses got a chance to lay their hands upon it. It seems though that the Google Glass is not going out of the market anytime soon as it is back.

Alphabet X, a subsidiary of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has announced the revival of the long forgotten Google Glass in the form of Google Glass Enterprise (EE) Edition. The product will only be available to enterprise­s with a focus to enhance productivi­ty. Alphabet has worked with partners to improve the design and working of the product. The actual smart module can now be clipped on to any sunglass or a pair of spectacles, thus making any eyewear smart. Alphabet has already had the statistics of the device from DHL, one of the largest logistics companies in the world. DHL has seen an improvemen­t of 15 percent in work efficiency as the Glass EE deliver informatio­n while their hands are busy somewhere else. Agricultur­al machinery firm AGCO has also seen a boosted machinery production time by 25 per cent. The Glass EE has an improved battery life compared to its predecesso­r’s 5 hours, a red indicator to let people know if the device is recording a video, an improved 8MP camera and a faster as well as efficient processor. Although the product is strictly meant for business purposes, the world now has a fair idea of the next smart spectacle from Google.

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