So long, Google Glass. Or at least as we know it. Google will be winding down the Explorers program, booting the ostracized wearable from the Google X program, and handing the reins to Nest CEO Tony ...

Google Glass owners can invite a friend to purchase the connected glasses. July 31, 2013 — -- Google has started a Google Glass clique of sorts. After inviting more than 6,000 people to buy and ...

Moments after molten glass slips through a vitrigraph kiln and auto coils into form, it’s merged with a glass-blown object made at the opposite end of the RIT glass program’s hot shop. RIT glass ...

The Google Glass project is entering a new phase today as the company is moving it out of its Google X skunkworks and turning it into a standalone project within the company, a Google spokesperson ...

Glass needs to be grinded to certain specifications and a contamination level must be lower than 5 percent, Kennedy said, “so we’re fairly rigorous with our inspection as far as what comes in and what ...

Google is ending the Glass Explorer program and will stop selling Google Glass kits for $1500. But this might be good news for enthusiasts of Google’s wearable computing device that puts a screen just ...

Ripple Glass, Kansas City, Missouri, has announced businesses in the Kansas City metro area can now collect and recycle their glass with a new commercial collection program. Glass recycler Ripple ...

Exclusive e-mails are sent to owners of the device's Explorer Edition allowing them the opportunity to invite one special friend to buy a Google Glass prototype. Dara Kerr Former senior reporter Dara ...

The Kansas City, Missouri-based company says this expansion aims to help local businesses, including bars, restaurants and multi-unit housing divert discarded glass from landfills through recycling.

While on one hand Tesla can appear to be a fairly open company, especially considering they open-sourced their patents and Elon Musk is quite a talkative CEO; on the other hand, Tesla is also keeping ...

Jan Jones Blackhurst has had plenty of experience putting cracks in the glass ceiling. Now, the chief executive in residence at UNLV’s International Gaming Institute, a Caesars Entertainment board ...