Google Goggles is an app.
Isn't it "project glass" or something?

For "project glass" to be useful to me it would have to 1)support prescription lenses and 2)be fully waterproof down to at least 6 feet indefinitely.

Did you misspell "tolerate" as "interested in"?

Did you mean to say "... would you be mocked in" instead of "interested in"?

That's all I got.

I can't wait for my Pebble to arrive.

I haven't heard of anyone working on the tech, but I would go for an e-reader that I could wear. I love gadgets and own a number of them, but my favorite by far is my Kindle Paperwhite. It would be nice if I had something like a flexible e-reader screen that I could roll into a necklace or some other wearable item.

btpaschke wrote:For "project glass" to be useful to me it would have to 1)support prescription lenses and 2)be fully waterproof down to at least 6 feet indefinitely.

Typing this from a waterproof computer, I assume.

I was interested in the Sony LiveView and tried it. It works ok but definitely worth the $20 I spent!

Google Glass in eye replacement form.

I want the EyePhone from Futurama

bsanf3 wrote:Google Glass in eye replacement form.

I don't think I want Google responsible for what I get to see... "Oh, that city didn't pay its fee to be listed at the top of the search, let's replace it with a map of one of our Prefered cities!" or having my eye report back to Google everything I see in order for them to market to me more effectively.

Ugh, why would you want to wear all that? There's nothing like getting away from technology for a while and getting outside. It's a beautiful world we live in!

driftingsoul wrote:I can't wait for my Pebble to arrive.

Pebble is my vote as well.

entouragevol wrote:I want the EyePhone from Futurama

Ha I love that episode.

Got a Pebble on the way.

btpaschke wrote:For "project glass" to be useful to me it would have to 1)support prescription lenses and 2)be fully waterproof down to at least 6 feet indefinitely.

I'd get contacts to be a beta tester. Forget prescription.

I voted for the google goggles but I'd be more interested in the contact lenses augmented reality.
http://spectrum.ieee.org/biomedical/bionics/augmented-reality-in-a-contact-lens/0
Theres a link to a explanation of it.

Jawbone's UP bracelet

Joeytdm wrote:Pebble is my vote as well.

Got my grey Pebble coming soon too. I also think I'm going to get Project Glass when it comes out later this year. I figure I'll be a 50% human-cyborg by 2020.

lotsofgoats wrote:Typing this from a waterproof computer, I assume.

Nope, but then I don't take my computer with me everywhere...and most of the interesting things I would want to photograph or record happen when I'm in (or near) my kayak.

I haven't seen these for sale yet but the technology exists. A garment that generates electricity from your body heat, so you can keep your portable gadgets charged.