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How Every Guy Will Use Google Glass
Though you may look like a complete dork wearing Google Glass, it’s the capital-F future realised in the most overtly futuristic way possible. That means people are going to be interested in this thing. That means once guys realise what they can do with it, they’ll probably just use it in any way possible to get laid. Or watch sports while trying to get laid. Or play video games while trying to get laid. Or talk to their mates while trying to get laid. Wait. Was Cory Bernardi onto something?
Canadian Cyborg Afraid Google’s Glass Design Might Be Whack
Google’s been pushing its Project Glass hard lately, with Sergey Brin wearing a pair everywhere and going so far as to call smartphones “emasculating“.
Wearing Knockoff Google Glasses Is More Embarrassing Than Wearing Real Google Glasses
Vuzix, which specialises in technofancy optics, is so eager to ride the coattails of Google Glasses that they’re releasing their own version: the Vuzix Smart Glasses M100. The M100 smart glasses run Android Ice Cream Sandwich and has a 720p camera along with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and head-tracking sensors. Which means, it’s kinda like Google Glasses except that every time anyone asks you if you’re wearing Google Glasses you’ll have to tell them no and they’ll think you’re an idiot for wearing knockoff Google Glasses.
Watch The Short Film That Was Shot Entirely With Google Glasses
I can’t explain why this short film shot is so mesmerising. Maybe it’s just the beautiful clothes and models. Or maybe because it was shot through the eyes of fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg and all her backstage cohorts with Google Glass.
Would Your Rather Wear A Computer On Your Face Or Your Body?
When it comes to interacting with computers in unorthodox ways, Google Glass is the first thing that comes to mind. But it’s not the only concept; there’s also the computer integrated into our clothing, fitness and health concepts that can provide bio-feedback, and others that can control your MP3s. But what about a fully programmable shirt?
