This week the folks at Time magazine have released their yearly

Google announces a new program that allows non-developers to purchase Glass, and unveils the first demo video of the device at work.

Poor Man's Google Glass/Aid for Those With Tunnel Vision: Abstract: This project streams live video from a fish-eye camera onto a wearable heads-up display. The result is a wider field of view within a smaller area (the display is comparable to a 4" screen 12" away from your eye and outputs at 720p). The p…

Google has committed to pushing software updates to its Glass headset each month, and a post on Google+ reveals this month's tweaks are focusing on pictures....

Tech analysts believes augmented reality will grow much more quickly than virtual reality

For much of 2013, I wore the future across my brow, a true Glasshole, peering uncertainly into the post-screen world. But I’m not out here all alone, at least not for long. The future is coming to your face too. And your wrist. Hell, it could even be in your clothes. Basically, you’re going to be wearing the future all over yourself, and soon.

Avegant’s Virtual Retinal Display is a new set of goggles that make Oculus Rift and Google Glass look primitive by comparison

ChipSip's Android-based SiME smartglasses are available now as a $550 developer kit.

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