Wearables fans have to say goodbye to Google’s flagship gadget, Glass. After tomorrow there will be no more Google Glass available for the general public. Google is determined to end the offer of its smart eyewear Google Glass, but tech Goliath intends to discharge new, purchaser- agreeable renditions of the gadget later on. Google has reported that it will no longer retail its initial trial version of Glass which was marketed in the UK a year ago for 1,000 pounds.

The organization said that the Glass venture would not be tossed away, with improvement proceeding towards the making of a suitable shopper item. Google did not say when its next edition would be made accessible.  According to a company statement, January 19 will be the last day to buy the Glass Explorer Edition. Meanwhile, the company will keep on building for the future, and the public will see future variants of Glass when they are completed.

Google will likewise close down the Explorer program, which issued the first business rendition of Glass inside Google X, the organization’s special project branch. The Glass venture will now have its own division, led by Ivy Ross, its present supervisor. Ross and the Glass group will be under Tony Fadell, founder and CEO of smart thermostat producer Nest Labs, which was bought by Google last year.

Even if Google Glass won’t be accessible to common buyer after January 19, firms and designers will still have access to buying the item.

According to Nicky Danino, a senior lecturer in computing at the University of Central Lancashire, it’s evident that Google discharged this item before it ought to have. He supported his statement pointing out that Individuals spent a ton of cash to get their hands on the devices but upon buying it they discovered there wasn’t much to do with it. He added that the biggest problem with Glass is the absence of apps specially designed to go with the item.

He also noted that Google ought to have held back the project longer, until it was more dependable and had different uses.

Google Glass is a sort of wearable engineering with an optical head-mounted showcase (OHMD). Google began marketing the Google Glass to qualified “Glass Explorers” in the US in April 2013, prior to when it got to be accessible to the general population in May 2014.

Google Glass was forbidden in some open places in the UK, for example, restaurants, clinics and theaters after the gadget generated worries about incognito recording and privacy.

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