Google Glass 2 is coming

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Google Glass is going mainstream. Google Glass 2 is coming. Google Explorers will be able trade their old hardware in. Eyeglasses will have their day as well. Lot’s of news in so few words.

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A new version of Google Glass is coming. Google announced today that current owners of Google Glass, called “Glass Explorers,” will be eligible to “swap out” their existing Google Glass units for the new version.

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