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Google Meet for Google Glass Enterprise Edition 2 launches closed beta
Google Glass Enterprise Edition users can now use Google Meet for video conferencing as part of a closed beta.
Google Glass, the company’s ill-fated heads-up AR display (or smart glasses if you prefer), is getting a new app. (No, you’re not reading a story from 2015). The new, official release is aimed at enterprises running Google Workspace and trialing the second generation of Glass, which isn’t available to the general public.
[Update 2: Next OnAir] Google Cloud Next 2020 is now an online-only event over coronavirus fears
Google's upcoming Cloud Next 2020 is now a completely free, online-only event due to the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
The ongoing coronavirus outbreak, now called COVID-19, has infected over 89,000 people globally with the global death toll surpassing 3,000. Not only has the virus had an adverse effect on the global supply chain, but it has also resulted in several major events being canceled. For instance, the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona this month was canceled due to the growing coronavirus threat, with a number of companies pulling out of the event even before it was officially canceled. Earlier this month, Chinese OEM Xiaomi hosted an online-only launch event for its flagship Mi 10 series as a preventive measure and that seems to be the only course of action for other companies going forward. As per a recent blog post from Google, the company's upcoming Cloud Next 2020 event will also be an online-only affair.
Genymotion Cloud is now on Google's Cloud Platform to meet demand for testing multiple virtual Android devices in parallel
Genymotion Cloud was first launched on Amazon Web Services in November 2016. The company is now bringing their popular Android emulator to the Google Cloud Platform.
Genymobile is a French company that specializes in Android virtualization tools for Enterprise. Their most popular tool is an Android emulator called Genymotion that boasts 5.5 million users. Big name customers include Facebook, eBay, LinkedIn, Microsoft, and Twitter. The company is announcing the immediate availability of Genymotion Cloud for Google Cloud Platform with a "per-second" billing system.