US FCC filing hints at google glass 2.0

A filing by Google with the US Federal Communications Commission hints at a product with 5GHz and 2.4GHz WiFi, Bluetooth LE - and the Model Name “GG1,″ technology website Droid-Life reports.

 

The site said the filing, FCC ID A4R-GG1, did not categorize the device but labeled it as “BLUETOOTH & DTS/UNII a/b/g/n/ac” with model name “GG1.”

 

"So is it a new Google Glass? Again, this product is still a mystery. Google and the FCC have done a wonderful job of keeping any really revealing information secret," Droid-Life said.

 

Droid-Life also said a check showed the device supports 802.11a/b/g/n/ac WiFi in 2.4GHz and 5GHz, and has Bluetooth LE and rechargeable, non-removable batteries.

 

The tech site added the device is to have an AC charger and USB cable that can charge or transfer data when connected to a PC and also said the name “GG1″ could indeed mean Google Glass.

 

The FCC information showing up in a black rectangle shape as an e-label only accessed via swipe gestures in a UI "fits that idea."

 

But the site also noted the device has 802.11ac WiFi support as well, a feature that benefits a new Chromecast more. "But then again, this device has rechargeable batteries, which doesn’t necessarily make sense for a Chromecast," it added.  — Joel Locsin/ELR, GMA News