As a Glass developer and owner who spent $3k on devices for my wife and I, he sured turned us off to ever working on the line again. No more updates and corpora

As a Glass developer and owner who spent $3k on devices for my wife and I, he sured turned us off to ever working on the line again. No more updates and corporate only purchases, basically killed every single consumer targeted app any developer was working on. Many others have had to move over to working on watches, like LynxFit, even if you can't really do anything new there. They could have been the original PC of wearables, being the first consumer device thousands of developers first worked on. Instead they ditched everyone who paid the huge price tag just to go compete in industry where there are already a dozen different HMD companies, often already specialized for many fields like police, military, and fire fighting. Glass was something new for consumers, it isn't even very good compared to older enterprise offerings. For enterprise work I'd much rather go with something more capable like an ORA that can do augmented reality by moving the display down, or Moverio or other entry.