Google has used some of the most advanced computing technology, quantum chips in the D-Wave computer it has bought with NASA, to address one of the most basic issues in its Glass wearable: figuring ...

We've sure come a long way since frying ants with a magnifying glass. Researchers at the University of Southampton used nano-structures to create millimeter-sized "monolithic glass space-variant ...

Glass: “$127,186 pre-owned, available at a BMW dealership 1.5 km away.” You are then guided directly to the car dealer where you are greeted by another voice prompt. Dealership: “Would you like to ...

A transparent computer processor has been printed on to a flat plate of glass by researchers at Sharp’s Japanese laboratory. Their success suggests ultra-thin computers and televisions could in future ...

Now that the first sets of Google Glass—those not hovering above the right eyes of Google employees—are infiltrating the world at large on the noses of normal people, anxieties about the dilemmas of ...

Whether you think of Google's face-computer, Glass, as the harbinger of the next wave of technology or not, it's difficult to ignore the $1,500 price tag for such a seemingly limited device. Competing ...

From the earliest days of digital computers, researchers often interacted with these novel electronic beasts through blinking lights, paper tape readouts, or teletypes, which were mechanical ...

If you're the owner of a Motorola Droid phone, Dell Adamo laptop or Cowon S9 portable media player, have you noticed that it's awfully hard to break the glass of the display? That's no accident. All ...

If you're not one of the lucky few to get in on Google's Project Glass, but you like the idea of a wearable computer that records video and can show you contextual information in real time, you don't ...