It's probably one of the biggest downsides to owning Glass (aside from the exorbitant entry fee) and we mentioned it in our extensive review — if Google Glass ever hopes to obtain mainstream success, something needs to be done about the device's dependency on costly tethering plans. Because Google Glass is a companion device (as in, supplemental to your smartphone, not a replacement), the headsets needs to be tethered to your Android device in order to receive updates when outside of WiFi.
Android Phone , Google Glass no longer requires pricey data tethering plans, Google Glass no longer requires pricey data tethering plans
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