Developers can now purchase a Google Glass to get acquainted with the hardware and start making applications for it. November 26, 2013 6:16 AM PST (Credit: James Martin/CNET) Google is now letting developers get their hands (and eyes) on Glass. The search giant on Monday sent out invites to developers to pick up a pair of Google Glass. Google hasn't said how many developers were invited to pick up its eyewear and whether the offering will be expanded in the coming weeks and months. Google's Glass sale to developers follows the company's recent launch of its Glass Development Kit. Google has also offered its Mirror application programming interface to developers who want to create apps for the hardware. CNET has contacted Google for more details on the developer rollout. We will update this story when we have more information. (Via Engadget)
Developers can now purchase a Google Glass to get acquainted with the hardware and start making applications for it.
(Credit: James Martin/CNET)
Google is now letting developers get their hands (and eyes) on Glass.
The search giant on Monday sent out invites to developers to pick up a pair of Google Glass. Google hasn't said how many developers were invited to pick up its eyewear and whether the offering will be expanded in the coming weeks and months.
Google's Glass sale to developers follows the company's recent launch of its Glass Development Kit. Google has also offered its Mirror application programming interface to developers who want to create apps for the hardware.
CNET has contacted Google for more details on the developer rollout. We will update this story when we have more information.
(Via Engadget)
