> My point is, Google Glass has been replaced by North's AR glasses technology. Intel's tech. And it hasn't replaced it. No announcements as of yet for their

> My point is, Google Glass has been replaced by North's AR glasses technology. Intel's tech. And it hasn't replaced it. No announcements as of yet for their future roadmap. We don't know if it'll replace or supplement the in-house tech Google has. All we know is they are shutting down their existing sales channel for AR glasses. It's impossible to buy a pair with either tech on it at the time. For all we know, they could bundle these patents and sell them to Samsung or Xiaomi or any other OEM.