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Smartglasses finally go on general sale for anyone in the UK over 18 with a credit card 
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Designed to simplify sending money to friends or family, Google is internally testing a new Glass feature that adds Google Wallet functionality and allows users to send money with voice commands.
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This may be the most creative use of Google Glass we've ever seen.
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We've been talking how to use Google Glass in education for several months. But this is the first time we've seen a clearly laid out infographic that's so useful!
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VideoMedical education, from traditional medical school to the field training of paramedics, is about to fall under the influence of Google Glass. Today, high tech training simulation is mainstream.
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Editor's note: This is a guest post by Sarah Hill, the Chief Digital Storyteller for Veterans United Home Loans. She is Hangout Host for its veteran and military issues news hub, ...
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Google glasses from a users perspective
Melkorka's curator insight,
January 24, 2014 6:20 PM
This is a really cool invention, it is a video about a users perspective of the google glass. I think it will be really good if you are trying to do two things at the same time, like texting/emailing someone while you are eating or something if you are almost late. I also think the direction thing is cool so you don't have to keep looking at ur phone. I think it would kind of take away from daily communication like talking face to face and people would just always be on the google glass. I also think it would be kindof dangerous if your like texting while ur driving and you think it's safe because you don't have a phone in your hand but you're looking at the top of your "phone" and aren't really paying attention to what's straight in front of you. Also if you always have it on you it is easy to get distracted when you are doing homework/ work and everything will take longer overall. But I still think this is a very great idea and it has many positive aspects.
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The first time you wear Google Glass, your mind reels with its potential. But wear it for a few hours, and you'll soon bump into limitations.
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Conversational queries reveal a one-hit wonder of the 1990s and Richard Branson in drag, among other results. [Read more]
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Privacy concerns regarding Google Glass have been heightened this week after the company first banned facial recognition for their hardware and then US casinos outlawed Glass over card-counting fears (that’s without even mentioning Google banning...
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Google Glass isn’t expected to be publicly available until at least the end of the year, but small-business owners are already considering the privacy implications and technological potential of the tiny wearable computer.
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Google won't approve any Google Glass apps that use facial recognition software. Well, for now. Google said, "we won’t add facial recognition features to our products without having strong privacy protections in place".
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The controversial Google Glass computer can now recognise who you are talking to thanks to a new ‘hack’.
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Now available to one and all (but still in beta, only for US residents and priced at $1,500), Google Glass is adding another selling point: travel accessory. That's thanks to new Glassware from Foursquare (we hope a Swarm patch is included),...
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Luxottica, with 7,000 retail glasses outlets around the world, should help Google integrate wearable-computing into fashion and social norms
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We've been paying close attention to Google Glass, it is a unique wearable device that offers plenty for learning designers to be excited about.
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Marketing Land reported that Google Glass users are going to have to hold out another calendar year to get an app store. I guess that means the rest of us on the wait list won’t be too out of the loop when we can get our hands (read: head) on a pair.
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David Pogue tries out a pair of Google glasses (Google calls it Google Glass) and is impressed by the early prototype.
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Lately we’ve been nattering on about the importance of knowing your customers and how they are finding you in today’s digital landscape, as you can see, but we’ve been meaning to blog for a while now about the burgeoning innovation of Google Glass,...
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While some people can't wait to get their hands on Google Glass (myself included), many have no interest in acquiring Google's not-yet-released wearable technology device.
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Google has sent out its Glass hardware to 10,000 or so developers in hopes that they'll run wild and create awesome apps for the high-tech specs.
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It still faces hurdles, but the computerized glasses have the potential to revolutionize the way we interact socially.
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![An introduction to a cool new Gadget from Google; called Google Glasses [ Video ] | Technology in Business Today | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/Pd8LQ-WoY4HVzbQVvKM5uTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
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An API that will enable developers to program facial recognition into Google Glass apps is due to be released this week by Lambda Labs, a San Francisco startup.
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