About the Future of Mobile Computing and the Google Glass

1. Rumor: Google Glass Stepping Toward the Future of Mobile Computing
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With buzzes heating up that the next restatement of Google's inactive Glass product line will be
professionally concentrated, leaders in the app development space are predicting the many
enterprise use cases for the smart glasses.
Appian CEO Matt Calkins perceives this reported step by Google as important in the regular
advancement of Glass from a sideshow to a completely interactive business workflow facilitator.
Google successfully shut down its Glass program at the start of this year, proclaiming that the
"Explorer" phase of its testing procedure was complete among typical reception from the consumer
market at large. But the device did get a good amount of approval in enterprise use, particularly
among professions that need the use of hands and point of view video recording, and Google set
up a Glass at Work program for partner companies to encompass the smart glasses to organizations.
Aiming the enterprise market comes at an important time for Google, Calkins told FierceMobileIT.
After BYOD and the agreeable so-I-can-fit-a-computer-in-my-pocket phase of mobile computing,
Calkins said he have faith that enterprises will start to search for ways to push the "mobility of
software" – or standing up native apps cross-platform with the same user experience – to improve
workflows and user understandings. With a player like Google pushing all-in for the enterprise
with Glass, that will only help to hasten what Calkins sees as the reasonable next step:
mobile computing with a distinguishable business purpose.
Detailed story at http://www.fiercemobileit.com/story/rumored-enterprise-google-glass-would-
be-step-toward-future-mobile-computin/2015-07-14