To avoid the Geordi-effect, Google is working with hipster glasses company Warby Parker to sell a version of Glass we’ll actually want to wear. Google Glass is cutting-edge tech, driven by a high-speed wireless infrastructure that didn’t even exist a few years ago. But we’ve had video glasses for well over a decade now--decent ones--that simulated big-screen TVs while most of us were squinting at four-inch mobile displays. No doubt, one reason the tech never took off is that these headsets blinded our eyes from the world around us (which is a scarier proposition than ... Read More