Google announced it was making a version of the eyewear for people who wear prescription glasses, addressing one of the concerns about the new product.
"If we had a nickel for every time someone has asked about prescription lenses for Glass, we'd have a lot of nickels by now," said a Google Glass blog posting.
"So we want you to be the first to know that the Titanium Collection is here, with a handful of new styles for Glass so you can make it your own. Whether you wear prescription glasses or just want a new look, we've got four feather-light titanium frames designed just for you," Google said.
Google Glass is currently being tested by a small number of "explorers" who paid US$1,500 each for the eyewear. It is expected to get a wider release sometime this year.
During the testing phase, developers are creating apps for the eyewear, which can range from getting weather reports to sharing videos to playing games.
Source: AFP via I-Net Bridge
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