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In reply to the discussion: Google Begins Testing Its Augmented-Reality Glasses! [View all]arcane1
(38,613 posts)14. Great, more aloof people walking around who can't function
There is no way I would have a conversation with someone wearing these things. It's bad enough trying to converse with people wearing earbuds with their noses buried in their phones. Now I have to deal with someone constantly nodding and blinking? I'll pass. Even worse if it's someone who didn't pay premium and has to deal with pop-up ads on their lenses.
If one doesn't know the walking route from their own home, perhaps one should stay indoors.
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Beaming your every thought to personal data miners. No thanks. Google is evil. nt
onehandle
Apr 2012
#5
LMAO-Since when did this planet stop being a lunatic asylum???? :) - n/t
coalition_unwilling
Apr 2012
#78
so google would not only know everywhere i go but everything i look at and everything i say???
dembotoz
Apr 2012
#26
The consensus on tech blogs is that Google is flailing desperately. Notice it's not 'Glasses'...
onehandle
Apr 2012
#33
Sorry, I was making my way through Google ads on my mini-tablet sized Android phone.
onehandle
Apr 2012
#66
Nope. The Mountain View Ad Company still hasn't made back its money on AdMob.
onehandle
Apr 2012
#79
OK, I found a source, and I call total BS. They got AdMob for $750 million. It pulls in $1 billion.
joshcryer
Apr 2012
#81
Fantastic! The world's largest ad spammer finally made a profitable purchase.
onehandle
Apr 2012
#84
"This sunset brought to you by Carl's Jr. -> Morse-Blink 'CLOSE' to close this Ad"
Poll_Blind
Apr 2012
#52