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Glass graduates from Alphabet's X as it scores new hardware update

Glass graduates from Alphabet's X as it scores new hardware update

Google's head-worn smart display, Google Glass, is finally ready to move the tassel. After a soft consumer tease that was buzz-worthy if not laughably pre-mature, Google Glass Enterprise Edition was announced two years ago and the dedicated group has been plugging along since, courting businesses to hop on board. The design of Glass Enterprise Edition 2 doesn't appear to be radically different from its predecessor, but under the hood there are some noteworthy changes, namely the platform now runs on Android and Android Enterprise Mobile Device Management.