Google Glass takes wicked road show to Boston July 26

There are only a few places in the world where you can try out Google Glass in person without having to plunk down $1500 to own one first — and on July 26th one of those places will be Boston, Massachusetts. The Google Glass road show is hitting up Boston later this month, camping out at the The Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts for one day.

If you'll be in the area and want to try out Glass for yourself, hit up the source link below to RSVP. They'll be open from 10AM to 6PM, and will have "local treats and beverages" on hand to satiate your hunger and thirst. No word on if that means wicked clam chowdah.

Source: Google

Google Glass finds another use: Filmmaking

Beauty is in the eye of the Google
Glass wearer.
At least that's what the Internet
search giant hopes a handful of young
filmmakers will discover. Google is
enlisting film students from five
colleges to help it explore how its
wearable computing device can be used
to make movies.
The $1,500 Google Glass headset is
already being used by 10,000 so-called
explorers. The device resembles a pair
of glasses and allows users to take
pictures, shoot video, search the
Internet, compose email and check
schedules.
As part of its experiment, Google will
lend each school three pairs of Google
Glass.
The participating schools are American
Film Institute, California Institute of
the Arts, Rhode Island School of
Design, University of California, Los
Angeles, and University of Southern
California.