
That's what it looks like based on new information that has been released. The Google Glass could be launched internationally in the Google I/O 2014. So far, in order to get smart glasses it was necessary to be over 18 years old, be a resident of the United States, and pay the 1.500 dollars they were worth. Now, they would reach the rest of the world.
At least that's what it looks like according to the latest rumors, which indicate that the company will announce at Google I / O 2014 the launch of the Google Glass all over the world. Well, not all over the world, but in some countries around the world. Actually, it will be in the English countries, so the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada would be the countries in which Google Glass would be launched. For a simple reason, at the moment the voice interface is only configured in English, so it is not possible to use it correctly in another language, and launch them in a country like Spain for 1.500 euros without the glasses working in our language, it would be a complete mistake.

It is said that the next country it could reach would be Japan, as some lines of Japanese translation have already been found in the .apk file of the GlassVoice.apk. However, this is also something that will have to be confirmed at Google I / O 2014.
However, the launch of the Google Glass In other countries, apart from the United States, this is great news, because that means that the company's plans to launch the new smart glasses and that they reach the market in a definitive commercial version are real. Will Google have the Google Glass system prepared in other languages, such as Spanish, for Google I / O 2014? In such a case, it would be quite a surprise, which would be added to the launches of the LG G Watch and Motorola Moto 360, a possible Android 5.0, and a possible Nexus 9. Are there really going to be so many launches at Google I / O 2014?
Source: Phandroid