Says Google about the film in the YouTube (natch) description:
Experience the DVF Spring 2013 show at New York Fashion Week through the eyes of the people who made it happen—the stylists, the models and Diane von Furstenberg herself. All the footage you see here was filmed using only Glass, Google's latest technology that lets you capture moments from a unique, new perspective. See what happens when fashion and technology come together like you've never seen before.
Though DVF seems enchanted by Google's Glass, others are more skeptical: A high-profile early review of the next-gen spectacles in the Wall Street Journal by Spencer Ante this past week notably called the futuristic glasses "not ready for the real world yet."
Google Glass is scheduled for release to the public by the end of 2013, so Sergey Brin and company have time to fix some of the problems Ante found. Google will ship prototype "Explorer Editions" sets to developers in early 2013; those sold for $1500 apiece, though the company says that Glass will be far cheaper when it goes on sale in stores.
You can view more photos and videos of Google Glass below:
Loading Slideshow
Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin
On April 7, Google co-founder Sergey Brin was the first Googler to be spotted in the wild wearing Google Glasses. He wore the futuristic specs to a charity event in San Francisco. Somewhat ironically, the charity at the event was a foundation fighting against blindness, and the event centered around a dinner eaten in total darkness.<br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/7050489913/in/photostream/lightbox/" target="_hplink">Via Flickr of Photographer Thomas Hawk</a>.
Google Co-Founder Sergey Brin
Here's Brin with technology journalist Robert Scoble at the same event. You can <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/06/sergey-brin-google-glasses_n_1408488.html" target="_hplink">read more about Brin's outing here</a>. <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomashawk/7050487947/in/photostream" target="_hplink">Via Flickr of photographer Thomas Hawk</a>.
A Prototype Of How Google Glasses Might Work With Prescription Glasses
On April 12, about a week after Brin's public appearance, Google designer Isabelle Olsson allayed the fears of many a prescription glasses-wearing folk <a href="https://plus.google.com/u/1/110625673290805573805/posts/Nmc8LuwFw5M" target="_hplink">with this photo on her Google+ page</a>. The photo depicts "an early mock-up to show how the device might work with prescription glasses," confirming that those who already wear glasses won't miss out on the fun when Google's augmented reality glasses do emerge.
Sebastian Thrun On Charlie Rose
Most of what we know about Google's Glasses experiment has come from engineer Sebastian Thrun, a Project Glass lead engineer and the head engineer in the secretive Google[x] laboratory. On April 25, Thrun talked to the venerable Charlie Rose about the state of Google Glasses, as well as his Google's self-driving car and his disruptive online education startup <a href="http://Udacity.com" target="_hplink">Udacity</a>. <br>
<br>
The interview contains multitudes of information about possible futures for technology, but if you just want the dirt on Google Glasses, the first three-and-a-half minutes of this video are for you.
Sebastian Thrun Takes A Photo of Charlie Rosen While On The Charlie Rose Show
During the Charlie Rose interview, Thrun snapped this picture of Rose and posted it to his Google+ page -- all while talking, and without lifting a finger. It was the first indication we had that Google's glasses, in their early stages, actually worked.
Sebastian Thrun Takes A Photo Of His Son Using His Glasses
Thrun <a href="https://plus.google.com/u/1/101416274833608453021/posts" target="_hplink">posted this photo</a>, snapped hands-free (obviously) with Google Glasses, to his Google+ page on May 8th.
Google+ Head Vic Gundotra
The same day Thrun posted his whirl-around photo of his son, a couple of Google guys made this photo public: The man in the picture is Vic Gundotra, VP of Social at Google, and the photo was taken by Bradley Horowitz, VP of Product at Google, and <a href="https://plus.google.com/u/1/113116318008017777871/posts/MNBUpT7z3hn" target="_hplink">posted to his Google+ account</a>.
Google CEO Larry Page
Finally, on Tuesday, May 22, <a href="https://plus.google.com/u/1/110804953626559077511/posts" target="_hplink">Google employee Jason Mayes</a> uploaded a few photos of CEO Larry Page to his Google+ profile. Page was speaking at the Google Zeitgeist event in England. Mayes has since taken the photos down, but not before our <a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/22/larry-page-google-glasse/?grcc=33333Z98ZtrendingZ0" target="_hplink">buddies at TechCrunch saved the photos themselves</a>. <br>
<br>
<a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/22/larry-page-google-glasse/?grcc=33333Z98ZtrendingZ0" target="_hplink">Via TechCrunch</a>.
Google CEO Larry Page
Another image of Page from Jason Mayes.
<br>
<a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/22/larry-page-google-glasse/?grcc=33333Z98ZtrendingZ0" target="_hplink">Via TechCrunch</a>.
Google CEO Larry Page
One last look at Larry Page in his company's AR glasses prototype.
<br>
<a href="http://techcrunch.com/2012/05/22/larry-page-google-glasse/?grcc=33333Z98ZtrendingZ0" target="_hplink">Via TechCrunch</a>.
The Original Google Glasses "Project Glass" Video
Here's the Google concept video that started it all. Google has said that the video was meant to create excitement about the device and to solicit ideas from commenters about what they would like a pair of augmented reality glasses to do. <br>
<br>
What you see in the video will not necessarily ship with the final product, in other words. Vic Gundotra <a href="http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57434191-94/no-terminator-style-overlays-in-first-batch-of-google-glasses/" target="_hplink">recently reiterated that point in an interview with CNET</a>. <br>
<br>
Along with that first video, Google also posted a bunch of prototype designs for its Glasses. These aren't the real deal, but we've included them hereafter for your perusal.
Google Glass -- the eagerly-anticipated, Internet-connected tech-specs being developed by Google -- have been all over the place in the past few months: They've gone skydiving; they've been trampolini...
Google Glass -- the eagerly-anticipated, Internet-connected tech-specs being developed by Google -- have been all over the place in the past few months: They've gone skydiving; they've been trampolini...
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Where can David Beckham, Martha Stewart and Google co-founder Sergey Brin all play second fiddle?Only at New York Fashion Week, where...
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Diane von Furstenberg called her spring collection "Palazzo." ''La Dolce Vita" also would have worked for the clothes that debuted Sunday...
Google's Eric Schmidt and had lost his title of CEO in 2011 and Sebastian Thrun had partially left Stanford because of his involvment into a series of fascism crimes which related to the killing of an innocent Stanford student May Zhou as well as an unsuccessful plot on my life. Powers from this fascism circle had since then tried to reinstall Eric Schmidt's control power over Google, and they had set up several coups in the past but without success.
My observation is that they are plotting another round of coup recently: if they could
not reinstall Eric Schmidt's control power in Google, the best bet for this fascism
circle to get tighter control of Google is to alienate the two Google founders, and
install the one who would choose to take this fascism circle's side while eliminating
control power of the other one over Google. And by getting tighter control of Google,
this fascism circle would get a power resource to further cover up their involvment into
fascism crimes in the past, which is highlighted by the killing of this
innocent Stanford student May Zhou and an unsuccessful plotted murder on me as well, and
apply retaliations on victims easier.
Cao_Petercoconut: Google's Eric Schmidt and had lost his title of CEO
So did those from this fascism circle find that Sergey Brin would be the one, between the
two founders, who tends to take side with this fascism circle and who tends to compromise
with with powers on Angela Merkel, Sebastian Thrun, Eric Schmidt and Gabriele Scheler's
side? Would Sergey Brin fall in the trap of this fascism circle, like Eric Schmidt did to
himself? Or would anyone count on powers on side of Angela Merke, or even lend hand to
Angela Merkel's side, to plot a coup to Google recently, like what they did to Stanford
in 2010, though the 2010 Stanford coup was cracked down by California Judicial
Authorities in time. Is such a plot from this fascism circle over Google close to make it
at this moment? That's interesting to learn.
My advise to powers in this fascism circle: stop playing tricks or you will always loose;
face the facts, clarify the case, and assume legal and moral responsibilities
Cao_Petercoconut: So did those from this fascism circle find that Sergey
… … and someone who had provided legal coverage for your fascism crimes, including a
powerful officer from Santa Clara DA Office, namely ZZZ (and after ZZZ, another officer
YYY), and the officer VVV who’s in charge of Gabriele Scheler’s case and who had further
collateralled with your side(suspect Eric Schmidt, Sebastian Thrun and Gabriele Scheler’s
side) to conspire and curse victims( Stanford, May Zhou, me) in every possible way since
2006 till today; and maybe include the officer RRR who insist on May Zhou’s death as a
suicide or accident, even though I had clearly pointed out who’s involved in May Zhou’s
murder case …
… … and someone who could provide political support for your fascism crimes, including
top politician from the country of Germany whom we all know — Angela Merkel, Chancellor
of Germany, and maybe include a retired top politician from UK as well, etc. and more and
more to find out later …
Cao_Petercoconut: … … and someone who had provided legal coverage for
Google's Eric Schmidt and Sebastian Thrun had lost his credibility when he
got invovled into fascism crimes which had endangered human lives
——————————————————
There is actually a war between fascism and anti-fascism, at this stage, fascism still
prevails in our lives, Eric Schmidt, Sebastian Thrun and Gabriele Scheler are just front
figures we could see in this fascism circle, there is a whole pack of fascists behind
them
Eric, as we can see, starting from Gabriele Scheler’s atrocity case on Stanford campus
back in 2004, many people, including Gabriele Scheler, Sebastian Thrun, you Eric Schmidt,
and also your collegue in China Kaifu Lee, had made contributions to such fascism crimes
which had cost human life of Stanford student May Zhou and crimes which had retaliated on
victims and almost cost life of the victim as I am
Cao_Petercoconut: Google's Eric Schmidt and Sebastian Thrun had lost his credibility
I believe Chancellor Angela Merkel had monitored and invovled into Sebastian
Thrun, Gabriele Scheler and Eric Schmidt’s fight against ruling from authorities of
Stanford and authorities of U.S. over their unruly criminal behaviors on campus of
Stanford, and which ensued a series of crimes, including killing the innocent, conspire
life of the victim, terrorize/extort authorities, corruption, miscarriage of justice,
discrimination against Asian, all on land of America, etc.
Cao_Petercoconut: I believe Chancellor Angela Merkel had monitored and invovled into
If google really wants these things to take off the presentation is all wrong. Turn them into sleek 'ray-ban' style sunglasses and if they work... they'll fly off the shelves. People actually would wear them without being self-conscious.
morning_cry420: If google really wants these things to take off the
For Sebastian Thrun’s side, you don't want to threaten another person's life with the death of student from your own school. You don't want to terrorize your school boss with the killing of student from your own school. That's absolutely unforgivable. You never feel regret of what your side had done, and that make it even more unforgivable of you
Cao_Petercoconut: For Sebastian Thrun’s side, you don't want to threaten another
Sebastian Thrun, a Germany Scholar who had got Chancellor Angela Merkel’s visit when she visited Stanford in 2010, had partialy left Stanford Computer Science department because he is in debt to Stanford people with his involvment into Stanford student May Zhou’s death, he is not innocent in an unsuccessful plotted murder on me either and I have been cursed by powers from Sebastian Thrun’s side for many years. Sebastian Thrun dare not deny to the public his involvment into such fascism crimes till today and I am still waiting to see why he dare not
Cao_Petercoconut: Sebastian Thrun, a Germany Scholar who had got Chancellor Angela
I read the WSJ article and Ante clearly mis-characterizes the "developer" version of the product. He claims that it's being sold to "hard-core fans", and doesn't mention developers at all. And this is on top of his criticism about the device not having some kind of amazing app to distinguish itself.
mjredder: I read the WSJ article and Ante clearly mis-characterizes the
Currently 1 article on one of the most cutting edge pieces of future tech versus 5 on Apple's least innovative product upgrade of the decade. I suspect Apple is paying HuffPo a lot of money for volume. That wouldn't surprise me though, AOL...
TallMagnolia: Currently 1 article on one of the most cutting edge
Loading comments… 
The Huffington Post | By Jason Gilbert Posted: 09/13/2012 2:55 pm Updated: 09/13/2012 3:49 pm