A new promo video for its internet-connected glasses technology known as Google Glass has given potential early adopters a chance to buy the as yet unreleased product. The video, posted on Wednesday, touted the wearable technology as one of the
Vision specialists worry Google's high-tech specs could cause eye strain, headaches and neck pain.
Want to know how people might really use Google Glass? A Seattle startup has an idea. Google's latest flashy video for the wearable interface portrays users skydiving, ballooning, stunt flying, swinging on a trapeze, carving ice, modeling on a runway
A new promo video for its internet-connected glasses technology known as Google Glass has given potential early adopters a chance to buy the as yet unreleased product. The video, posted on Wednesday, touted the wearable technology as one of the
Conan O'Brien couldn't resist making a crack at Google Glass on Thursday with a hilarious spoof called "Google Ass."
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