The glasses will function like a smartphone and will be android-bases.
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Google Glasses: Virtual Reality in Your Face?
The glasses will function like a smartphone and will be android-bases.
. No Glare, No Grit: Smart Glass Repels Everything
A new kind of glass repels water, has no glare, and can be made with existing technology.
. Digital Glasses Wearer Assaulted
Simply wearing a digital eyeglass prosthetic into a Parisian McDonald's was enough for Steve Mann to become a victim of assault.
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Supermodels, Google's Project Glass Hit Runway
Designer Diane von Furstenberg will use Google's augmented-reality glasses at New York Fashion Week.
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Vuzix unveils Smart Glasses M100 to compete with Google Glass
Move over Google, there’s another contender in the interactive eyewear market stepping on to the playing field. Vuzix has unveiled a new product called Smart Glasses M100 intended to give the search giant a run for their money come next year.
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Google Glass: Vision For Future Unclear
Augmented reality glasses from Google may appear in early 2013, but they remain a work-in-progress.
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Google Project Glass Team Eyeing Phone Functions, Voice Commands
U.S.-based developers who attended last year's Google I/O conference are anxiously awaiting the arrival of their Project Glass devices. Scheduled for delivery in early 2013, the Explorer Edition of the Project Glass device was offered for $1,500 last summer to conference attendees. Now the project's ...
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Sergey Brin Sports Google Glass Specs and a Smile on NYC Subway
Google co-founder Sergey Brin’s pet project is Google Glass, which is a pair of spectacles that function as a wearable computer. He’s been spotted wearing them at multiple events, but NYC resident Noah Zerkin happened to sit across from him on the subway train. Zerkin had a chat with Brin (whom he described as both “the powerful...
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Google's Project Glass Glimpsed In FCC Documents
Google's highly anticipated networked glasses now await FCC approval.
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5 Ways To Use Google Glass
Google (GOOG) has sent out a call to the world. For $1,500 and what it considers a compelling Tweet, you can be the first on your block to wear Google Glass — a computer you wear on your face that looks a bit like eyeglasses. Glass lets users take “pictures or record video without using their ...
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