Google Searches for Stylish Frames
By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER
As companies begin to build wearable technology devices, an industry not known for its fashion sense faces a new challenge.
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Google Developing Touchscreen Devices Using Chrome Operating System Wall Street Journal Google Inc. has developed the first touchscreen laptops powered by its Chrome operating system to be sold later this year, according to people familiar with the matter, as the Internet giant tries to go toe-to-toe with Microsoft Corp.'s Windows ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Please, Google, I want some Glass Washington Post (blog) Search and advertising giant Google issued the call-for-applications Wednesday to “bold, creative individuals” with $1,500 to spare. The application, which can be submitted via Twitter or, of course, Google Plus, should be no longer than 50 words, and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Through a Google Glass, darkly Washington Post (blog) “Please, Google! I want to be in on the ground floor of the robot hive mind. I could finally figure out the titles of the bizarre erotica I see strangers reading on the subway. And I need a socially acceptable excuse to shout “Go, glass!” randomly in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Google to sell Internet glasses to contest winners Huffington Post SAN FRANCISCO — Google is giving more people a chance to pay $1,500 for a pair of the Internet-connected glasses that the company is touting as the next breakthrough in mobile computing. The product, dubbed "Google Glass," will be offered to "bold, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Google seeking 'explorers' to buy and try $1500 smart glasses Los Angeles Times Google is ready to let more people try out its Glass project, but becoming an early adopter won't come easy or cheap. The Silicon Valley company began taking 50-word Google+ and Twitter applications from users who want to become "Glass Explorers" and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Unfaithful fiance exposed on Russia's Google Street View CNET Unfaithful fiance exposed on Russia's Google Street View. There's one different between Yandex Maps and Google Maps: the faces of anyone caught there aren't blurred, as one alleged philanderer discovers. Chris Matyszczyk. by Chris Matyszczyk. February ... See all stories on this topic » |
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