Google Glass: Internet Glasses

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I’ve never felt so alone in a “party” Yes, they mucked up the launch and spat out a half-assed attempt at a money magnet, but they also owned up to the gaffe by offering free games, DLC, and online subscriptions my half empty glass to pout. On Friday and Saturday the focus is on Irish food, rather large beers in souvenir glasses, and plenty of music. The Flip-N-Mickeys provide the entertainment Saturday from 7 p.m. to midnight. 3817 Pacific Ave., Wildwood. (609) 522-3800. Visit cattlenclover.com. By Neal Ungerleider A new startup is betting that the creative class will flock to rent drones, Google Glass headsets, high-end cameras, and Oculus Rift systems online. New York-based KitSplit is a self-declared "Airbnb for creative equipment" that allows HumaGrams are generated using our patent-pending Augmented Reality Holographic Technology (ARHT ), which is a scalable, repeatable and transportable form of 3D without the use of special glasses Human Experience in online, mobile and holographic Google has picked 8,000 'winners' who will have a chance to wear the company's new internet-connected glasses ahead of the general public. The US winners will each have to pay 1,500 dollars (£995) if they want a test version of the product, called Google Google glasses that overlay the Internet on daily lives should hit the market within two years — technology the tech giant hopes will someday make fumbling with smartphones obsolete. Google co-founder Sergey Brin offered the estimated timeline after a .

CHICAGO — A woman hit in the head by glass dislodged by a hard check into the boards in Friday's Oilers-Blackhawks game wrapped a cloth around her head as a bandage and chose to stay and watch the rest of what the TV announcer said was her first hockey game. Buying cheap pairs of glasses online is not just short sighted but potentially dangerous, consumer watchdogs have revealed. Nearly half of spectacles bought from leading internet optical firms failed basic standards tests carried out by independent experts Purchasing eyewear is increasingly moving from optometrist and optician offices to the Internet, as a growing number of online retailers offer prescription glasses for a fraction of in-store prices. But Canadian optometrists are raising concerns about a The Internet has affected just about everything. Most music comes in digital form instead of analog, books are downloaded instead of printed, and shopping has gone from the department store to the keyboard. Retailers have also changed ways of doing .