French train conductors donned Google Glass on Thursday to check passengers tickets as part of an experiment in using the fancy bit of technology and it may be popping up again somewhere else soon.

Glass has disappeared almost overnight, and there's a reason: Google's ham-fisted approach to privacy.

The first case of so-called internet addiction through Google Glass is not a horror story about technology, but a tragic tale of contemporary mental anguish.

The FBI is ramping up its facial recognition database and doctors are trying out Google Glass in emergency rooms. Now the Dubai police want to take it all to the streets. Reuters reports that the city is going to start equipping officers with Glass so they can use facial recognition...

Dubai Police have their eyes firmly fixed on criminals and aim to outsmart the bad guys with their latest initiative. Officials in the Smart Services Department of Dubai Police have revealed they will soon roll out Google Glass to the force’s detectives, complete with facial recognition technology. It may seem like something out of ‘Robocop’ or ‘Minority Report’, but police believe the move will keep cops one step ahead of crooks and create ‘smart’ police officers...

Texting while driving with Google Glass is clearly a distraction, a new University of Central Florida study has concluded — but there is a twist. In the study, texting Glass users outperformed smartphone users when regaining control of their vehicles after a traffic incident.

The wily geniuses at the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany have created the world's first real-time emotion detection app for Google Glass. The app (glassware, as Google prefers to call it) can also accurately detect someone's age or gender. Real-time emotion detection could be of great use for people with disorders such as autism, who often struggle to interpret facial expressions, or simply for people who struggle to divine their partner's true emotional state...

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Google misses a chance to set goals for its augmented reality experiment

Watch the Elders try out New Technology! How do they do when they are presented with Google Glass?

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If you have $1,500 to burn and live in the US, you, too, can own one of the more controversial tech devices we've seen since perhaps the iPad.

As a new Glass owner, you probably can’t wait to install and try out software for your device. So, we decided to help you with that and present you the Glass applications worth mentioning.