This May 15, 2013 file shows Google Glasses displayed in San Francisco
Google is once again selling its Internet-connected eyewear to anyone in the U.S. as the company fine tunes a device that has sparked intrigue and disdain for its potential to change the way people interact with technology.
The latest release of Google Glass comes a month after a one-day sale gave U.S. residents their first chance to buy the hottest accessory in geek fashion.
Google Inc. isn't setting a time limit for people to buy Glass this time, although the company is emphasizing that the product remains in its test, or "Explorer," phase.
As has been the case since Google began selling Glass to a select group in 2012, the device costs $1,500. It's only available on Google's website for now.