Here's What Happens When Google Glass' Biggest Fans Get Drinks

May 31, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Google Glass Fanboys' Biggest Fear? It's You Dario Laverde, a developer evangelist at HTC, has been wearing Google Glass for just five days, and he's already concerned its melding of man and machine doesn't go far enough. Thanks to Glass, he now has a screen he can speak to suspended in front of his right eye. But he's already started plotting how he could pair Google's device with mind-reading sensors that would give it direct access to his thoughts. Continue reading... How Amazon Plans To Get You To Spend Even More Money Yahoo's Email Hacking Problem Starts To Hurt Tumblr Ups Its Ads, Users Freak Out On Cue Why So Few People Are Pirating 'Arrested Development' Someone Might Be Secretly Posting Your Nude Snapchats On Facebook 7 Graphs About The Internet That Will Surprise And Astound This Teen Girl Is A Social Network's Worst Nightmare -- And Best Hope Why So Few People Are Pirating 'Arrested Development' Here's What Happens When Google Glass' Biggest Fans Get Drinks This Teen Girl Is A Social Network's Worst Nightmare -- And Best Hope Why So Few People Are Pirating 'Arrested Development' DEAN PRAETORIUS Every Journalist Is a Social Media Editor, But Not Every Social Media Editor Is a Journalist Perhaps the rumors of the social media editor's demise have been greatly exaggerated. In our newsroom, at least, the role is very much alive and well. Continue reading... SAM NAPOLITANO Google Glass Is Here to Stay, But Maybe Not Right Now The Google Glass is one of those technologies that we are going to impulsively fight like the early eBooks and readers. It's going to change the fundamental way in which we interact with the world, and that's a scary thought. Continue reading... TOM GREEN Did Steve Jobs Ruin the World? Thank you Steve Jobs, and Bill Gates, and Mark Zuckerberg for making Schadenfreude convenient. It's as if we are enjoying the spectacle so much that we haven't noticed the cameras are now pointed at us. Who is laughing now? Continue reading... JASON A. LLORENZ For New FCC Chair, Getting Spectrum Auction Rules Right Is Critical Early Test Putting spectrum to its most productive use is the best way to serve consumers, especially Hispanics and others for whom wireless is a critical gateway to jobs, education, and other life-enriching experiences. Continue reading... ANGELINA CHAPIN Will Google Glass Blind Us to Reality? Instead of making Google Glass (and whatever other devices the wearable tech trend produces) more inclusive (read: affordable), companies are creating add-ons to make life more convenient for a wealthy demographic. But sometimes inconveniences are there for a reason: They remind us of the problems that need fixing. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003