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The Daily Show Hilariously Slays ‘Glass Holes’

In a segment on Jon Stewart's popular show, people who wear Google Glass are made to look like, well, idiots.

By Jason Fell

Building a Business

Google Glass Gets a High-Fashion Makeover, Still Looks Geeky

The tech company unveiled a range of headsets created in collaboration with fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg, which will go on sale June 23.

By Laura Entis

Tech

LG G Watch: Google Wants to Live On Your Wrist

It wasn't just a rumor. Google is officially getting into the smartwatch game. Here's the latest on the smart watch everyone's talking about.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Building a Business

Google’s Next Tablet Will Be Able to 3-D Map Your Surroundings

Google is reportedly set to release the first 4,000 prototypes of its newest tablet, which will be able to 'see' a user's surroundings.

By Catherine Clifford

Tech

WATCH: Roger Federer Wears Google Glass to Show Us a Tennis Match Through His Eyes

But be warned: it's a pretty shaky experience.

By Laura Entis

Tech

How to Stop Google From Using Your Name and Face in Ads

Take these fast, easy steps to keep your mug out of Google ads.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Tech

Nerds Rejoice. Google Glass and Bitcoin, Together at Last.

The best of both worlds. Have your Google Glass and pay for stuff in Bitcoin too. All you have to do is nod. Well, sort of.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Tech

‘Very Foolish People’ Will Buy Google Glass at $1,500

Google has made its much-hyped gadget available to anyone in the U.S., but one tech analyst says buying it now is unwise.

By Laura Entis

Tech

What Invention Would You Most Like to See in Your Lifetime?

According to a new Pew study, if you're like a lot of Americans, you'd like to own something that gets you places faster, lets you time-travel or somehow prolongs your life.

By Laura Entis

Building a Business

Google Wants to Patent Contact Lenses That Can Snap Photos

The tech company has a new patent application to apply Google Glass's camera feature to contact lenses.

By Laura Entis

Tech

Would You Spend $1,500 on Google Glass?

As the smart glasses go on sale to the masses, we want to know if it's worth the money -- and the hassle.

By Jason Fell

Tech

Google to Make ‘Glass’ Available to the Masses…for One Day Only.

The tech giant proves that it's also a savvy marketer, planning a one-day, limited-supply offering.

By Laura Entis

Tech

Coming Soon: Google Glass Ray-Bans

Google has inked a deal with the largest eyewear company in the world to develop Glass devices for Luxottica's Oakley and Ray-Ban brands.

By Geoff Weiss

Tech

Google Gets Defensive About Google Glass ‘Myths’

Oh, so, Google Glass won't turn you into a creepy, intrusive eyeborg? Right.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Entrepreneurs

Google Glass, Hoodies and Rompers: The Relaxed Style of SXSW

We snapped entrepreneurs' down-to-earth style at the Austin conference.

By Erica Bell and Katie Finnegan

Building a Business

Google Gets More Serious About Wearables With ‘Android Wear’

The tech giant creates a a new platform for its expanding network of wearable devices.

By Jason Fell

Brick & Mortar

Google May Open a Retail Store in NYC

Google is reportedly looking to open up a brick-and-mortar storefront in New York City where it might sell Chromebooks, Android devices and Google Glass.

By Nina Zipkin

Building a Business

4 Steps to Ace an Early-Adopter Culture

Encourage your staff to be tech-forward. Give them the time and tools to experiment

By Kelli Richards

Building a Business

Google Lobbyists Rally as States Consider Restrictions on ‘Glass’

Google has deployed lobbyists to argue restrictions on wearing Glass while driving proposed by officials in Illinois, Delaware and Missouri.

By Geoff Weiss

Building a Business

Google Issues Some Pretty Darn Hilarious Glass Do’s and Don’t’s

Don't be creepy, do explore the world around you, plus all the 'glasshole' etiquette you'll ever need.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Tech

Virgin Atlantic Is Using Google Glass to Greet Customers

The British airline hopes to improve customer service through wearable technology.

By Laura Entis