News that Google Glass is alive and well makes one think of the famous quote from Mark Twain, "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." Google Glass seemed to be yet another Google project that was much ballyhooed, only to find its way onto the scrap heap of failed projects from the search giant. Then an odd thing happened last month when a firmware update seemed to come out...
The new version of Google Glass may be right around the corner according to several leaks and a recent FCC filing. Now a new report claims to reveal how Google's tweaked the wearable device for its upcoming "Enterprise Edition." 9to5Mac reports that Google Glass 2.0 won't be much of a change visually, though it could still pack a number of improvements. Overall, the focus seems to be...
Oculus Rift is the current darling of the tech industry. It’s too bad the Oculus Rift is doomed. Don’t get me wrong. I think this is absolutely the best consumer virtual reality headset ever made. It’s relatively lightweight, works great, and should usher in a widespread acknowledgement of VR as a viable media type. But the current device will be remembered as the Apple Newton of VR –...
Google Glass doesn’t really seem to be a priority for Google these days as the company moves forward with Android Wear, Android and Chrome products while seemingly leaving the headset device behind. But a new patent from the Internet giant suggests Google could be working on an updated version of the heads-up-display that features a built-in projector. The patent, which was filed in...
Google I/O 2014 is quickly approaching. TechnoBuffalo will have team members down on the ground Wednesday, where we'll be bringing you all of the coverage live. This year is a bit unlike other years and, actually, unlike a lot of other events. We typically have a pretty good idea of what to expect from each event leading into the show, however we're entering this year's event with less...
There are a series of hellacious Glass myths currently spreading like high school gossip. After quickly becoming a cultish symbol of fanboy affluence, the wearable technology has most recently earned an ugly stigma—partly political, partly not—that may doom the technology before it even reaches a wider consumer stage. So in an effort to combat this growing opinion of disdain, the search...
Google Glass is available to everyone in the United States today and only today. That means you can drop $1,500 and pick up your very own copy of Google Glass, which was previously only reserved for developers before it was opened up slightly to other folks, like anyone who subscribed to Google Play All Access Music. Want to buy a pair? Here’s how. 1. Head to the Google Glass Store...
Google on Monday announced a partnership with Luxottica Group, which currently owns and operates Ray-Ban, Oakley, Oliver Peoples and more. Basically, any eyewear worth owning is under control of Luxottica—this deal cannot be underestimated. Google and its minions are still trying to find the best way to use and market the wearable computer, but with Luxottica involved, the problem of...
Google really, really wants people to wear computers on their faces. If it isn't begging everyone for lots of money to beta test a despised technology, the search giant is actively scolding its users to stop being cyborg weirdos. Now, Google has released a Ten Commandments for devout Glass followers attempting to debunk the most common myths about the wearable computer. Like, hello,...
A San Francisco woman claims she was recently the first-ever victim of a Google Glass hate crime. The self-professed Glass evangelist and Social Media Consultant says she was out bar-hopping with friends one night when she was physically attacked by "Glass haters" at Molotov's, a popular bar in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood. According to 34-year-old Sarah Slocum, via Los Angeles...