The official Google+ page for Project Glass has announced that the Explorer program, a contest to be one of the first owners of Google Glass, is now over and the winners have been picked. The goal of the contest was to come up with the most innovative use for Google Glass and send it to Google with the hashtag #ifihadglass. If they liked yours the best,… Read more
We’re less than two days out from the kickoff of Google’s I/O 2012 conference and the rumors are flying around like bugs to a street light. We realize that it can be hard to keep up with all of the rumors and you may just want a simple guide to what we can (probably) expect to be announced at the Moscone Center on Wednesday. That’s just what this… Read more
Google’s “Project Glasses” was announced a few hours ago, and it’s gained quite a following since then. A lot of questions have been brought up regarding the usage of this potentially life changing product. How does it work? Are there gestures involved? Do you talk to them? Data plan? Battery life? Gah! So many unanswered questions. Let’s take a video… Read more
Right now, Project Glass is a great idea, and nothing more. Sure, Google has some amazing ideas (eye-deas?), but right now there’s nothing tangible that the general consumer can go look at and touch, or even hope to use. Testing is reportedly happening in the real world, and Google apparently wants to have their augmented reality project on sale later this… Read more
We’ve heard about Google’s augmented-reality glasses in the past, but up until now it’s just been a rumor born from Google’s secret labs. But, it looks like employees from Google X, one of the labs within Google, are ready to start talking about their plans, and they want you to be part of the conversation. They’ve just started a new thread this morning via… Read more
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