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Apr. 24, 2015

A Brief History of Wearable TechFrom the first headsets to the debut of Google glass.

By Erica Schwiegershausen
Jan. 16, 2015

Sorry, Aspiring Glassholes: Google Is Scrapping Google GlassAt least in its present form.

By Véronique Hyland
google glass Oct. 15, 2014

Your Google Glasses Might Make You Hallucinate a LittleIt seems to induce a version of “the Tetris Effect,” at least in one case-study subject.

By Jesse Singal

we will all be robots June 18, 2014

Here’s the First-Ever Google Glass Hair TutorialIn the future, we’ll all be robots with great side ponies.

By Kathleen Hou
we will all be robots June 4, 2014

Nobody Wants to Wear Wearable Tech Just YetThey keep tryin’, but nobody is interested in buyin’.

By Allison P. Davis
okay glass June 3, 2014

Can DVF and Net-a-Porter Make Google Glass Fashionable?They have their work cut out for them.

By Véronique Hyland
glassholes May 16, 2014

Google Hires Fashion Exec to Lead Glass TeamStop trying to make Google Glass happen.

By Allison P. Davis
google glass glasses Mar. 25, 2014

Glassholes Will Soon Be Wearing WayfarersGoogle is partnering with Luxottica.

By Allison P. Davis
wearable tech Jan. 28, 2014

Will New Frames Make Google Glass Less Ugly?And will people wear them?

By Allison P. Davis
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‘Sex With Glass’ Makes Me Want to Go to the Gym“Okay, glass, pull out.”

By Kat Stoeffel

the future Jan. 8, 2014

Never Accidentally Flirt With a Loser AgainWith NameTag, an app being tested for Google Glass.

By Kat Stoeffel
nerdy stuff Sept. 11, 2013

Is Wearable Technology Actually Fashionable?We consulted Joe Zee, Anna Wintour, and other stylish folks to find out.

By Jenni Avins
Apr. 23, 2013

Can You Wear Google Glass in a Public Restroom? A Cut ChatBathroom etiquette of the future: a debate.

By Charlotte Cowles and Maureen O'Connor
google ass Apr. 19, 2013

Guys Venture Out in Google Glasses, Still Get Girls“Apparently the cyborg spectacles are not a chick repellant (yet).”

By Charlotte Cowles