There’s plenty to lust after in Google Glass — if you’re a tech aficionado, that is. A beta version of Google’s widely hyped, Web-connected eyewear has been out for a few weeks, and rave reviews have been the rule rather than the exception. Developers are building Google Glass apps to tempt and titillate, including one that lets a Google Glass wearer take a photo with the blink of an eye. What about mainstream adoption, though? Is Google Glass really destined for greatness, or is it heading for the gadget graveyard?
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No Starry Eyes Yet for Google Glass
Posted by: Erika Morphy May 6, 2013 12:57 PMThere’s plenty to lust after in Google Glass — if you’re a tech aficionado, that is. A beta version of Google’s widely hyped, Web-connected eyewear has been out for a few weeks, and rave reviews have been the rule rather than the exception. Developers are building Google Glass apps to tempt and titillate, including one that lets a Google Glass wearer take a photo with the blink of an eye. What about mainstream adoption, though? Is Google Glass really destined for greatness, or is it heading for the gadget graveyard?