Google reportedly talking to Warby Parker to make Glass more fashionable
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9 Comments
1. Gilgamesh posted on 21 Feb 2013, 01:23 0
I just had a mini heart attack because i was so excited reading this. My two favorite things: Google and Warby Parker
6. dragonscourgex posted on 21 Feb 2013, 08:46 1
If you want to buy them now. When they come out to the public, they should cost less.
3. soshi posted on 21 Feb 2013, 02:38 0
Good news, I hope I can wear it without being look like robot
9. lauremar posted on 21 Feb 2013, 10:44 0
That fine lady in that picture, or any of the models in Google Glass ads, by no means looks like a robot...what have you been smoking? Glass is merely another wearable gadget just like a watch or a pair of headphones or what not. Wearing it does not make you look like a robot...
4. kdealltheway posted on 21 Feb 2013, 04:26 0
I wouldn't feel comfortable if someone would talk to me and had that camera pointed at me all the time, they should conceal it more better. I'd knew that is still there but it is more about the obvious...
7. MichaelHeller posted on 21 Feb 2013, 09:17 0
There would be far too many people complaining about privacy infringement if the device were too concealed. It has to be blatant that the person is wearing it.
8. kdealltheway posted on 21 Feb 2013, 09:46 0
I know, but I'm talking about the reflex, the way you behave when the camera is pointed at you, the pure physical aspect of a lens of the camera. What I am trying to say is that people act differently when they've been told that they are being recorded and don't see the camera, and when they see it staring at their face. I can tell you for sure that people wouldn't feel comfortable in a room with a guy wearing that all the time. Maybe future generations and their concept of privacy would, but now...
