Google glasses: a new featured tech-glass

Google's new innovation has changed users to a strange new advanced world in which the internet is always present for viewing the people.  When the people looks at those users wearing the glasses, they will feel even more stranger , as if like someone wearing a computer processor, a battery and a tiny screen on her face.

Google and other few entrepreneurs has began to build wearable technologies such as glasses and watches. It is an industry not known for its fashion sense is facing a new challenge – the best way to be stylish. Design has always been important parameter in developing a technology, especially with products like Apple's becoming fashion statements, but designing hardware that people will wear like jewellery is an completely different hectic task. Now Google is trying to negotiate with Warby Parker, a new start-up firm which sells trendy eyeglasses, so as to make its design with more fashionable frames.

Google is also trying to join hands with other few firms that are grappling with these design challenges, this list also includes big companies like Apple, Nike and Jawbone and few other smaller ones like Pebble, MetaWatch and Misfit Wearables. Now Google has began to accept applications for choosing a small group to buy an early version of the glasses, called Google Glass.

These glasses have ability to connect to the internet through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, which connects to the wireless service on user's handset. The glasses would work efficiently when  people speaks, touches the frame or moves the head. These glasses has made Google to take a major step for attaining its dream in terms of computing, the idea to enable portable computers along with the internet which will be accessible anywhere and anytime.

Google Glass has already admired users in terms of portability, outfit, technology and innovation. The entire frame outfit now look similar to wire wraparound glasses with hardware fixed on one side of the set up.

"If you look at other wearable pieces of functional technology, there's a reason they're not ubiquitous. There's a reason we all make fun of someone wearing a Bluetooth or a BlackBerry holster," said Daniella Yacobovsky, co-founder of BaubleBar, an online jewelry retailer. "Is it useful? Of course it is. Do I look like a tool? Yeah. I'm not going to wear it."

Google is  additionally concentrating on other things to recruit the fashion-savvy, specially for women. Its planning to open retail stores for people so that they can try on these glasses, according to news reports.  Models wore colored versions of this tech-glasses on the runway for Diane von Furstenberg at fashion week context.