It is not even a full month that Google specs are out, and Google has already released a software update for the device. The update has been marked as Dubbed XE5, which was pushed to the lucky few owners of the hi-tech device on Tuesday night. This update reportedly houses a number of new features and bug fixers. Issues with the crash of the system and functionality of Google+ were reported by the developers in the last phase of testing of the specs, and the recent update addresses those issues to make it even more perfect.
With the update, a new rule has also come out about the upload of data of the Google Glass. It specifies how and where Google Spec can upload data. As per a lucky Glass owner, Bryan Liles, apps will be able to upload data, but it needs a continuous power source and local Wi-Fi connectivity for the process. The new features pushed through this update are incoming Hangout notifications and commenting on +1 post on the Google+. It also ensures increased battery power and an extreme speedy transcription of messages.
According to the detailed reports of Phandroid, International number dialling and international SMS sending capabilities have been implemented. On forbidden swipes on the UI, the updated version pops up with hop animation. It also includes an On-Head Detection calibration. From now the device serial number will come with the Info card of the Device. It has been tuned to provide more accurate information about the remaining charge of the battery of the device. It also represents the new recipient list in a mosaic format.
Glass Specs from Google, the high-tech device of the era was out in the hands of developers for the beta testing in the month of April. It comes with a camera, display and works under voice commands. Details about the hardware of the device include 5 megapixel camera, 12 GB of usable memory and 16 GB of Flash storage. It will also record 720p video. The audio of the Glass will come with bone conduction transducer that will eliminate the need of headphones.