Google wants early adopters to usher in the future of Google Glass. You know, those high tech Internet-connected glasses? The company is offering the opportunity for anyone to join in. A new ...

The long, slow rollout of Google Glass continues. Back in May, Google started selling its $1,500 Glass "Explorer Addition" to anyone who wanted it after months of exclusive, invite-only availability.

The Google Glass Explorer program succeeded wildly. Google is feverishly working on new kinds of Google Glass products, and the innovation around Google Glass never stopped.

For a limited time starting Tuesday, Google will make the wearable device available to more than just the select group of users such as apps developers in its Glass Explorer program.

Google continues to slowly-but-surely make Google Glass more widely available. Now, anyone willing to put down $1,500 can head to the Google Play store and grab the Google Glass “Explorer Edition,” ...

The Explorer Program, which is intended to promote Glass and provide feedback about how users incorporate it into their lives, recently gave several film schools across the country the opportunity to ...

Google announced that it’s expanding its Glass Explorer program, allowing more people to try out the high-tech glasses. While this isn’t the first time Google has allowed Explorers to invite ...

Google has just revealed a new Google Glass Explorer Edition of its prototype camera-equipped glasses at I/O 2012. Pre-orders are open today, only for attendees of the I/O conference, and will ...

Google has been researching AR glasses for many years, but we’ve yet to see a consumer product launch. The backlash against the short-lived Google Glass Explorer Edition seems to have made the ...

MOORHEAD - Like many adventurers before him, Google Glass Explorer Jesus Garcia Garcia is bringing fresh eyes to the new territory he's charting. The Minnesota State University Moorhead freshman ...

Since reaching limited members of the public through the Google Glass Explorer program, Glass has been criticized pretty heavily.