Google has said the Glass team will exit the Google X division and that Tony Fadell, the chief executive of Nest, which Google acquired a year ago, is going take charge of the project. Ivy Ross, who was appointed head of Glass last May, will report to Fadell going forward.
Google is making it seem like this transition is all part of the plan, but several reports, such as the BBC, have declared that Glass - as we know it - is dead. Once the clock strikes midnight, Google will halt sales of Google Glass as we've come to know it over the last two years. If you're buying Glass now, you should be happy with what it does right now. Because odds are, that's the way it's staying forever. It'll take pictures, it'll give you directions, it'll answer your search queries, and a few other things; Google says there are "over 40" apps that currently work with Glass.
Would we recommend anyone blow so much cash on an end-of-life product? Absolutely not.
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