SAN FRANCISCO – Google has picked 8,000 people in the U.S. who will have a chance to wear the company’s new Internet-connected glasses, which are being described as the next breakthrough in mobile computing.
It seems like the main difference between Google Glass and normal smart phones is the “stealth” part. That is, no one will know if it is on or off. This might have important applications. For instance, secretly videotaping hot girls in public, or watching a movie while your spouse tells you about her day. Also, given tha it is voice operated, if anyone I know shows up with Google Glass, I might try to walk up to them and shout “goatse.cx!” just to see what happens.