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The researchers addressed this problem by developing a hand-held leaf holder, a small piece of plastic that holds the sample in place while a picture is taken using Google Glass. The device uses LED lights to illuminate the sample from behind with They're testing Google Glass. They envision using it for taking video and pictures. Since it can sync with a smartphone to use GPS and mapping systems, that could give firefighters the layouts of buildings and help them find fire hydrants. "Our battalion There’s more to it than that, though, Falstein said, likening our current lingo to the way movies were called “talkies” or “color pictures” after the advent already in the space can learn from Google Glass, which was recently put under Google Glass has a bit of an image problem in some circles. While Glass Explorers proudly wear their gear, it's hard to miss the hunk of technology hanging off the side of the glasses. That cyborg kind of look doesn't sit well with people who prefer their It takes just one muscle, the orbicularis oculi, to wink — but not everyone can do it. I’ve recently learned, for instance, that my wink is more of a blink. This matters now that I’m using the latest creepy-but-cool experimental feature on Google Throw in a 5MP camera capable of taking pictures and video, a microphone, audio, integrated battery, processor, and internal storage, and the sky is the limit. Google Glass isn’t expected to launch at retail until 2014. For now, only select Google .

The engineers will don SmartEyeglass Developer Edition SED-E1 and the SmartWatch 3, to record pictures and video of Virgin has experimented with smart glasses before. Last year, employees were equipped with Google Glass to “update passengers on Google Glass researcher Sebastian Thrun recently chatted with Charlie Rose—and showed off his prototype awesome and possibly dumb-looking face computer. We haven't learned anything groundbreaking, but boy, the picture he took of Charlie sure looks bad. Google Glass has announced updates to the software in its internet-linked eyewear to allow users to snap pictures by winking. The new feature, which promises to escalate privacy concerns already being voiced about the high-tech gadget, came as one of an The MindRDR app and Google Glass in use. Photo courtesy of This Place. This story has been updated. Will you be able to take a photo with Google Glass and share it on Facebook or Twitter just by thinking about it? That’s the promise given by the first .