By Stephen C. Webster
Thursday, April 5, 2012 8:42 EDT
In a brief proof-of-concept video published this week, Google lifted
the curtain on their forthcoming digital-overlay glasses, demonstrating
how they work and the various ways people might use them.
Rumored for a long time
but never-before-seen outside of the search giant’s Google[x] lab,the
glasses are believed to be coming out later this year at least in beta
form. Google’s latest video shows people using them like a smartphone,
but much more naturally.
Text messages, calendar reminders, video chatting, navigation and
even social network sharing is included in the demonstration. It all
seems to fit naturally with features in Google’s social network and
other applications. READ MORE
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