Google set to release augmented reality eyeglasses




Google on Wednesday morning unveiled a YouTube video teasing its augmented reality eyeglasses, a pair of spectacles that interacts with what you're seeing and acts as a smartphone, day planner, turn-by-turn navigation system, camera and more. There's no definite timetable for release. Seeing as we are useless with most gadgets, we shall stick to Specsavers thank you. We must say its a really clever idea and gizmo lovers would definitely be making orders as soon as they can.



Here's the video showing off Google's upcoming futuristic specs:





The glasses run a form of Google's Android operating system that appears to be both voice-controlled and, less familiarly, view-controlled: A bar of small icons floats just above the wearer's line of sight, and by looking upward, the wearer can interact with the icons to view the weather, send text messages, and do much of what a smartphone can do. In addition to smartphone functionality, however, the Google glasses attempt to interact with the world that it sees in front of and around the wearer, "augmenting" or supplementing the reality that the wearer experiences.



The basic look (an unobtrusive, non-clunky white band with a small white display above the right eye.

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