Google glass

• Olympus this week announced its own MEG4.0 ultra-compact wearable display prototype. The device, which comes as Google is touting its own Project Glass innovation, is seven years in the making.
(PC Magazine)
• Software giant Apple has been awarded a patent for a wearable display device by the US Patent and Trademark Office, that sounds similar to Googles Project Glass.
(Hindustan Times)
• You too can broadcast your skydive via Google Glass, so long as your friend will wait on the ground and point an amplifying dish at you.
(Ars Technica)
• Google's been flaunting its Google Glass prototype left and right, but it may not be the only company getting into the head-up-display business. Apple was granted a patent for a head-mounted display apparatus on Tuesday.
(Wired News)
• Is Apple planning a Google Glass competitor? If a recently granted patent is any guide, Apple is at least exploring the possibility of creating an "enhanced viewing experience" for the user.
(Mashable)
• Even though I followed Google's I/O Conference from across the country, the event made it obvious that a company created with a strict focus on search has become an omnivorous factory of tech products both hard and soft.
(Wired News)
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(AlterNet)
• Googles glasses-camera demo was but a few minutes old when Twitter started buzzing with the obvious question: Will they be used for porn? Its Rule 34 of the Internet, of course: if it exists, there will be porn of it.
(PC Magazine)
• Google Glass could herald the next phase of mobile computing.
(The Guardian)