Google Glass 2.0 comes in a folding version

of the have surfaced, thanks to FCC filings, and could hint at the future of the wearable, The Information.

Earlier reports clearly suggested that has chose to move its Project Glass to enterprise market and that the Google Glass: Enterprise Edition will have improved hardware as well as the new looks.

However, we need to have little more patience to get a more clear picture of the much-hyped Google Glass 2.0 . We first told you about this new version of Glass back in July, and things like the improved battery life, and the use of an Intel Atom processor were revealed at that time. Industry watchers are speculating the new model may use a magnet to facilitate the charging of the headset.

It isn't but Apparently the power button is positioned at the back of the device.

The FCC filing reveals a version of Google Glass designed for the workplace with a hinge that allows it to be folded and kept like standard pair of glasses. The new Glass is supposed to better internals too, like 5GHz Wi-Fi.

Google's head mounted display appropriately called Google Glass never did quite make it to store shelves as originally planned. But Google Glass - Enterprise Edition (aka ) is probably a good choice for hobbyists to experiment with different software. The manual also describes the camera light on the front of the device, which will turn green when the camera is on. There is no longer any bone conduction pad in its case, and a slot evident below the speaker now indicates Google Glass has a very good speaker.

Google hasn't officially acknowledged the existence of Glass in this configuration and hasn't set a release date or price as yet. Hundreds of these units have reportedly been distributed to partners in Google's Glass for Works program.

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