Google plans to launch a futuristic eyewear that has all the features of a smartphone. This high-tech eyewear has a micro-display on its lenses that allows users to surf the Internet or process text messages and e-mails without having to use hands. The glasses's display is controlled by a "special mouse" that allows the user to tilt the head to move the mouse. With the built-in microphone, users can also make and receive calls. According to reports, Google will launch the glasses at the end of 2012, priced at less than 380 pounds (about 598 US dollars), lower than the Apple iPhone. Its advent is expected to revolutionize the smart phone market. In addition, users can also see through the lens, just like wearing ordinary glasses. They only need to shake their heads to activate the display and start surfing the Internet. It is reported that this glasses also uses Google's Android operating system to connect to the Internet via 3G or next-generation 4G mobile networks. In addition, it also uses GPS mapping technology and motion sensors, while also equipped with a camera. With this glasses, the wearer can obtain real-time information on buildings, friends, and nearby landmarks in the field of vision. Android glasses can be favored by advertisers, allowing their advertisements to be displayed to users in more private situations, such as elevators, restaurants, or when the user is lying on the couch. The blogger 9 to 5 Google author Seth Wayne Raub disclosed the working mechanism of the glasses. He said: "This system is controlled by the user's tilt head. According to the information we have, this glasses is very easy to use, and the user will be able to operate quickly. From an external point of view, it is not much different from ordinary glasses. The glasses have a front-view camera for gathering information and working with augmented reality applications. It has only one lens with a display." Android glasses were developed by Google’s secret R&D laboratory in Mountain View, California. It is believed that Apple is also developing groundbreaking technologies, such as smart phones that can be worn as watches or sewn into clothes. For Google's research and development work, Google declined to comment. (Qiu Ling)
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