Google glasses

• NEW YORK (AP) -- If you think texting while walking is dangerous, just wait until everyone starts wearing Googles futuristic, Internet-connected glasses. While wearing a pair, you can see directions to your destination appear literally before your eyes.
(Yahoo Finance)
• SALT LAKE CITY -- It was only a couple of months ago that Google Goggles took the shape of a pair of Oakley Thumps, and were nothing more than an interesting idea.
(ksl.com)
• Summary: I've been skeptical about Google's mission to deliver smart glasses that would enhance your visual reality a good bit with data on the fly. However, it is worth pondering some of the business uses for these newfangled glasses.
(ZDNet)
• Google unveiled the first peek at what it's calling "Project Glass" on Wednesday, an augmented reality eyeglasses that keeps Google services on hand at all times.
(Washington Post)
• Well, perhaps its a virtual reality. But a video posted to YouTube shows just how much fun Googles Project Glass might (not) be.
(CNET News)
• After watching the concept video for Google Project Glass on repeat for the past 24 hours, technophiles have emerged from their bleary-eyed analysis and started breaking down the concept.
(Huffington Post)
• The first surprising thing about Google Glasses is that anybody thinks this is a new idea (just have a look at this history of mobile augmented reality).
(The Guardian)
• Here's what I think will happen based on watching Apple's responses over the years: 1) They'll wait, observe, and judge. 2) They'll continue to iterate on existing pieces of relevant technology.
(Forbes)