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Friday, November 16, 2018

11/16/2018 11:23:00 PM

Google Glass 2 Is Probably Coming Soon, but It’s Still Just for Business

Our first glimpse of the Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2


You might have thought Google Glass was dead, but in fact, the company’s smart glasses have been back on the market since late 2017 – just aimed specifically at businesses. Presumably, they’re doing okay too, as a new model has just emerged.

Dubbed the Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2, these smart specs have recently passed through the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) – which is something that has to happen before they go on sale in the US.

The listing, spotted by MySmartPrice, doesn’t reveal much, other than their existence and name, but it does include a sketch that, well, looks a lot like the previous generation.


A sketch of the upcoming Google Glass. Credit: FCC / MySmartPrice

Different on the inside

Still, while the design might not be changing much we would expect some changes. The original Google Glass Enterprise Edition shipped with a bigger battery, more storage, improved performance, faster Wi-Fi and more, compared to the consumer edition.

It was in short an upgrade in most ways other than the design, so the Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 might further upgrade some of those elements.

We don’t know when the new wearable will be announced, but its presence at the FCC suggests it’s probably coming soon. Just don’t count on being able to buy it when it does unless you’re representing a business. And if you can buy it, expect to pay a lot – the previous model launched for around $1,830 / £1,400 / AU$2,310.


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Saturday, September 8, 2018

9/08/2018 09:26:00 PM

Google adds rugged devices to Android Enterprise Recommended program

By adding rugged devices to its Android Enterprise Recommended program, Google is looking to add more devices to retail, manufacturing and field service settings.


Google is adding rugged devices to its Android Enterprise Recommended program. The move is likely to put Android in more warehouses, manufacturing centers and field service locations.

As a refresher, Google started the Android Enterprise Recommended program to put a set of best practices around deployments revolving around security and software updates. Google first covered smartphones and then expanded to tablets and now rugged devices.

The program for rugged devices will include the following requirements:

  1. Android 7.0 and above.
  2. Android security updates within 90 days of release from Google for a minimum of five years.
  3. Certified for ingress protection and drop testing.
  4. Support for bulk deployments and at least one major OS release.


Devices added to the rugged Android Enterprise Recommended program include:

  1. Zebra TC20, TC 25, TC51, TC56, TC70X and TC75X.
  2. Honeywell CT40, CT60 and CN80.
  3. Sonim XP8.
  4. Point Mobile PM45.
  5. Datalogic Memor 10.


Google said that is planning to get rugged device makers such as Panasonic validated in the weeks and months ahead.




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Monday, May 21, 2018

5/21/2018 07:30:00 AM

Google adds third cloud zone in Singapore

A year after opening Google Cloud Platform Singapore region with two zones, the tech vendor has added a third zone and introduced new services including Cloud Spanner and Managed Instance Groups.


Google Cloud Platform (GCP) has added a third zone in Singapore and introduced new services to the region.

The latest addition pushes the number of GCP zones to 46 worldwide as well as establishes at least three zones in all of its 15 global regions, according to Dave Stiver, product manager for Google Cloud Platform.

The tech giant opened the Singapore region last June, launching the cloud platform with two zones. The third, dubbed Asia-southeast1-c, would boost the site's availability rate for customers in the region, Stiver said.

"We build every region with the intention of providing at least three zones because we understand the importance of high availability," he said. "Customers can distribute their apps and storage across multiple zones to protect against service disruptions."

Since the Singapore launch, he added, Google had introduced new services such as Cloud KMS and Cloud Bigtable. The launch of the third zone would see three new additions to the mix: Cloud Spanner, Cloud SQL, and Managed Instance Groups.

Each GCP region operates independently of other regions and each zone is isolated from other zones in the same region. Google typically recommends customers deploy applications across multiple zones and regions as safeguards against unexpected downtime or failures.


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Thursday, October 5, 2017

10/05/2017 06:55:00 PM

Google recoils its shrewd speaker, reports Google Home Mini

A littler brilliant speaker at a small amount of the cost? That is Google Home Mini.





Amid a unique occasion on Wednesday Google reported its most recent shrewd speaker, Google Home Mini. 

The little speaker takes configuration prompts from its greater Google Home kin, however, is almost a large portion of the size. 

Four LED lights sit on the gadget, intended to demonstrate when a client is communicating with it, or when the mouthpiece is quieted. 

The best material on Home Mini is touch delicate for changing volume or enacting Assistant. 

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Google Home Mini is at present estimated at $49, contrasted with $129 for the first, full-sized Google Home speaker. It's accessible in three distinct hues: Coral, Chalk, and Charcoal. 

Google Home Mini is accessible for pre-arrange beginning October 4 and will be accessible in stores beginning October 19.





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Saturday, July 15, 2017

7/15/2017 07:21:00 PM

Google Cloud Platform extends to London

Google might be playing make up for lost time with AWS globally, yet it's setting aside a few minutes.


With 43 zones, Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the globe's biggest open cloud, yet Google is striving to coordinate AWS. On July 13, Google opened its most recent district, Google Cloud Platform (GCP) London (europe-west2). 

This is Google tenth area and joins its current European locale in Belgium. The London GCP focus will have three zones. It will offer figure, enormous information, stockpiling, and systems administration benefit. 

Google anticipates that its new area will significantly enhance arrange execution for British Isles and Western Europe customers. In urban communities, for example, London, Dublin, Edinburgh, and Amsterdam, Google's execution trying shows 40-percent to 82-percent decreases in round-trip time inertness when serving clients from London contrasted and the Belgium area. 

For UK and EU clients who are careful about American security directions, Google guarantees to obey EU information insurance prerequisites. In fact, Google as of late reported a guarantee to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). 

The GDPR, which produces results on May 25, 2018, blends the EU's information security laws. It additionally gives clients the privilege to be overlooked, the privilege to discover how your information is being utilized, and the privilege to get to your data in a usually utilized machine coherent arrangement. 

London is just the most recent of Googles new GCP server farms. As of late, Google has opened new GCP focuses in Australia and Singapore. 

The new London server farm is just piece of Google's European designs. Google intends to extend to Frankfurt, the Netherlands, and Finland soon.
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