What's Your Take on Wearable Technology

I've never used any wearable technology, but the introduction of Galaxy Gear is something that I have kept a close eye on. The ability to check email, Facebook, Twitter and even take calls all from your wrist is incredible, but I don't think it will catch on quite yet. If I saw someone having a long conversation with the watch I would think they're crazy, but in a couple years that could be the norm. Competition drives innovation so hopefully with Apple's introduction of their watch, Samsung and Apple will continually improve what smart watches can do and create the next big thing.

The only kind of wearable technology I have used is Nike+Ipod tool. This technology had a plug that you plugged into your ipod or iphone, and a small chip that you could put in a pouch on your shoelaces. It would then track your running information. This technology has since been surpassed by other running tracking technology. I don't use any other wearable technology. I usually have my phone close to me or I am near a computer, so I would not really have use for a wearable technology.

I do not have any wearable technology, but I think it is awesome. You can track your activity levels and set for your goal for your fitness everyday. Well, I see that Google Glass is interesting than any other devices. It is a new innovated technology and also it substitutes current smartphone’s function. I think this is very useful and will bring it to the next level of technology.

I am currently not aware of wearable technology. I basically use my smart phone for all my technology, as well as fitness needs. I am very interested in finding more about it though. In the offseason i run by myself and i would like to purchase one of the watches or fitness bands in order to calculate my distance, heart rate, calories, etc. I think in the near future it is a defenite buy for me and i believe everyone interested in fitness should purchase one.

I currently do not own any form of wearable technology. Since it is not a neccissity for me, I do not plan on getting one and probably wouldn't use it anyway. I have friends who wear the fuel band and while I think it is impressive that we have to technology for it, I don't find it as being something that would benefit me. I understand for those who are avid excercisers the need for one however. It may become more and more popular especially with the smart watches that Samsung is producing.

A couple of my co-workers actually paticipated in a Nike Fuel band contest and really enjoyed having it. They both still use them to this day. For fitness I can absolutely see the advantage to having a wristband or watch that records your workouts. I get annoyed taking my phone running with me just so my app can track my progress. When it comes to Apple reortedly working on a watch and Google glass, I am still skeptical. Wearing a watch everyday is a trend that has declined since mobile phones have taken over. I personally would rather have my cell phone that I can keep in my purse, than having it physically attached to me. Also, not to be that girl, but I like to wear cute bracelets and accessorize with my outfits; wearing an Apple watch would hinder that. 

        Currently, I am not using wearable technology, but I am not against the idea of it.  Personally, I use my Iphone for many of my fitness needs.  For example, I typically use MyFitnessPal and Runtastic on a daily basic to track my workouts, progress, and record my daily food intake.  I do see the potential wearable technology products, but I don’t see it as a necessity in my life.  The concept seems more like a luxury, rather than a necessity.  Funny enough, Ellen posted a YouTube video today on this concept. 

Wearable technology is something that has been boosted in the last year leaves many things still to be desired. From the google glasses to the smartwatches like the pebble they all have been recieved not that well. I think this advent provides another way for technology companies to exploit the consumer with more gadgets that perform the same tasks as devices we already have. The wearable tech on the fitness aspect of things seems a bit more practical for those interested with the available features that have not been offered in smart phones and previous technology. I currently do not use any wearable tech and do not thing that i will i am quite content with a standard watch and my iPhone. I believe that they are just trying to expend the niche of smartphones to create more interconnectivity and be able to sell a larger product line to include weatable smart technology. I do see oppertunities in the area with a more basic wearable technology instead of the intricate designs that we have seen so far.

I am not using wearable technology, nor do I plan to. I am using an iPhone and to be honest, the idea of a something like the newest release of a cellphone watch, freaks me out. I'm sure it's something I will come around to and I have to admit, as attached as we all already are to our cellphones, it kind of makes sense to make them into something that is literally attached to us. I'm just not sure I like the idea of that. It is already so rare that I can disconnect from the world that this new concept will make this even harder. 

I do not have the new wearable technology and do not intend on purchasing them. My phone is enough for me already I do not need to have a watch and glasses too. The Google Glasses seem like they are pretty interesting to use, however, I can not afford to purchase them. I think for people who do have the money, the new technology seems like something they should definitely look into purchasing. I do see opportunities for other forms of wearable technology. Technology keeps advancing and I think there are some amazing things yet to come. In the future I am sure we will have a whole body suit to wear. 

Although I have yet to jump on the wearable technology trend, I do think that it is a really great idea and a smart move in the ways of new technology. Last year in one of my design glasses, we talked about Google Glass because a well known designer wore a pair in one of her runway shows. I have also seen less complex versions of wearable technology such as hoodies with earphones sewn into them. I think that over these next few years as they come up with more ideas, I will eventually come across one that will appeal to me. 

Wearable technology is an interesting topic. Currently i do not use any form of it, I am not a watch kind of person. I do plan on using Google glass when it is available. One aspect of the wearable technology that will affect us is education. With connectivity being available from glasses to a shoe, current teaching methods are going to need to adapt. It will be interesting to see the ways our schools handle the new innovations.

I think that wearable technology is a really cool idea! One of the greatest things about technology is the convience and assesbility it brings to our everyday lives. Wearable technology only brings that much more to the table. I recently researched a lot about google glass and I think it looks like the coolest invention ever! It seems really simple to use and very convient to everyday life. I am a total advocate for wearable technology and am excited to see what they next nig thing is!

I am not a current user of wearable technology, but I think it's really cool. Sometimes I feel like it getting in the way of things isn't worth it's capabilities. I watched the video on the Google Glass and I thought it was really cool but not very stylish to wear. I don't think it would work as easily as the video made it out to. I think in the near future there will be more and more wearable technology because people like convenience. 

Currently, I’m not a user of wearable technology, but I’m very excited to start using it. As a current Apple user I’m looking forward to the release of a smartwatch that will work together with my iPhone. When it comes to Google Glass I believe that it is certainly an awesome piece of technology, but I am hesitant to say it will be something I will use. Google will have some challenges when it comes to retailing the product at the right price along with the social norm barriers that will have to be broken. When it comes to opportunities for other forms of wearable technology I see the health care field creating more efficient prosthetics. I do see myself, hopefully, using wearable smartwatch technology in the near future to help make my days more efficient.

Wearable technology is very interesting to me. I brought my Fitbit last year, because the price is reasonable, and I do want to tract the calories and exercises I did for each day. However, I ended up stopping using it before the summer. I felt it is kind of annoying by wearing it every day, unlike Nike Fuel you could use it kind of like a watch, whereas Fitbit you have to put it on pants or bras, so it’s somehow too much efforts to take it like everyday. Plus Fitbit doesn’t really provide any professional advices, or suggestions to weight management so I somehow felt there’s no differences by wearing it or not. But I did noticed Fitbit has launched the one that could track 24 hours activities, including quality of sleep, however the price is just too high, I rather prefer purchasing Nike Fuel, because I’m using Nike training club and it could be connected with each other. As long as people are chasing for healthy life, and good shaping these keep-fit wearable technology will be active in the market. Moreover, personally I really like the wearable technology, it is cool, convenient, and easy to follow. And nowadays life is getting busier, having the wearable technology is life saving way to many people.

I am not currently using any wearable technology. I've considered using Nike products but I don't work out enough to want to buy it. I do think that if there were wearable products that didn't involve fitness I would be more than willing to buy it. It might be easier for me to wear the technology instead of trying to fit my phone in my pocket or search for it in my purse but at the same time I'm prone to breaking electronics so I hope it will be durable enough to last a while. 

I think that wearable technology is a fantastic idea. People are all about what is most convenient and what has the most utility. What could be more convenient than something that you can wear on your body? I know that things like phones are mobile, but they are still slightly inconvenient. I know that I have to bring a purse out to simply hold my phone. Or lose the utility of my hand. I don’t use any wearable technology, and that is simply due to cost.

Currently I don't participate in the use of wearable technology. Looking towards the future, I don't see myself using them at this point either. I can imagine that my opinion could change if I actually catch a glimpse of the Google Glasses, but until then I don't plan on participating. Wearable technology is extremely cool and smart but it doesn't really fit my style. I try and not use my mobile device as much as possible and I feel like wearing these forms of technology only increases the use. I definitely see opportunities for other forms of wearable technology. The new Samsung watch is extremely cool and useful but I couldn't ever see myself wearing one because I'm not much of a watch person. All this wearable technology will cater to certain individuals and I see it being very successful in the near future. 

Wearable technology is something relatively new to the market. Nike was the first to really take a shot at it. Their nike fit wrist bands are a good start. They tell time, and give you details about your work out, but don't go far beyond the basics. A new phone has recently been released linking your wristwatch into a functional phone. This is genius. It makes something as complex as a phone accessible on your wrist. It syncs with your wireless phone. I was surprised apple wasn't the first to take a shot as a watch phone. They started with a mp3 player and fanned into tablets, and other forms or wireless devices. A watch is just the beginning, making technology smaller, and more convenient is something the market is constantly dealing with, and in time I expect to see a lot more phone companies make their products into watches, and smaller technology.

I currently do not use wearable technology. I feel that it would be different if I avidly worked out. I would use the wrist band as even more motivation for me to work out if anything. I think that as the years go by and more things are created I'll be more likely to use them. The things created later on will probably apply more to my life than a health band.

As someone that loses their phone at least six times per day I think that wearable technology could be great! I don't know that it will be reviewed positively, just from listening to older generations, such as my parents, I know that they are annoyed already when we looked as though we're glued to our technology. I think wearable technology could do great things for fitness, if you i-Pod is even more easily attached to your body for a quick run that could be great. I don't really like change in my technology, only because it takes me so long to learn what everything does, so I hope that these advances won't happen too soon, but I could see it benefiting people like doctors too. Surgeons could use these glasses during surgery, that could greatly improve the techniques they would be capable of performing. It is definitely an interesting thought though! 

I don't currently own any wearable technology and I am not super familiar with it, other than seeing commercials on occasion.  I personally don't think I will use werable technology in the near future, simply because I don't want to spend money on it and I also don't see any need for it in my life.  I do, however, think that the fitness bands can be very beneficial to one's health and if used correctly these could help people acheive their fitness goals and better their wellbeing. Personally, I would be overwhelmed by Google Glass and I don't see a need for those capabilities in my life but I don't see a problem with that technology if people want to use it.  Though I don't think wearable technology will become mainstream in the near future I do think these advancements will continue to progress and we will soon see more wearable technology on the market. 

I don't have any wearable technological products. I workout regularly, I have a strong desire for fitness, and I've heard about Nike's Fuelband, but I don't feel the urge to purchase it. I think it's because the product is very expensive and the functions are still not irreplaceable to the extent that I would desire to buy it. For example, I can download Nike+ app through my iPhone and the functions are good enough to meet my need, so I think it's not neccessary to buy the Fuelband Also, the technology is too new and I'm not willing to spend this much money to purchase the product that I don't know much about. I consider myself as a conservative consumer, so I wouldn't buy a product that is still in its trial stage. I think I would be more willing to purchase wearable tech only if it gets comparatively affordable and safe. 

I think the concept behind wearable technology is pretty cool. The fact that we can have a pair of glasses that talks to us is something people a hundred years ago would have peed their pants with. I would love to have wearable technology, as long as there were no disadvantages to having it. If it starts negatively effecting my daily life, I would have to reconsider. I doubt I would ever become anti social, like some people say might happen with this rise of technology. I wish it wasn't so expensive, but similar to any technology, the price goes down as the product gets "old". I can wait.

There has been one commercial popping up ever time I turn on the television. It's for Samsung's new Galaxy Gear, a "smartwatch" that you can use as a phone. The first time I saw it, I had to laugh, mostly at the scene with Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock (yes, I am a Trekkie). It was fascinating to me that they had finally made the technology that all of these characters in old shows and movies had been using. 

I don't personally own any wearable technology (no need for it, really), but I do think that people will be interested in it, perhaps because it has been shown on television for so many years. Plus, who wouldn't want to talk into a watch? It'd make them feel like James Bond. For the fitness bands, it seems rather practical, pretty much a high tech pedometer. That would certainly have its uses. I'm not sure how many different uses there would be for wearable technology, but the ones that are available now a certainly interesting. It's a market I'd like to see grow.  

I currently do not own any wearable technology, and I can’t see myself adopting it anytime in the near future.  After checking out different types of wearable technology that are available, like Google Glass, Nike’s Fuel, the Fitbit, and Apple’s supposedly-coming-soon iWatch, I feel much like I do about most technology:  for the right purposes, they look great, but they could very easily become detrimental when placed in everyone’s hands.  For instance, Nike’s Fuel and the Fitbit seem well-purposed to professional or even many college athletes, and although their websites contain more hype than actual information, they do seem to have the potential to benefit their users.  However, the average graduate student probably doesn’t need a $100+ gadget to tell her that she’s not “moving” enough, and athletes younger than college could even be harmed by an electronic band that pressures them to perform beyond their physical capabilities.  Similarly, Google Glass might be very beneficial to some people, like taxi drivers or truck drivers who could have their routes more easily accessible, but it seems like a waste of money to the general populous and detrimental to social interactions and general satisfaction with life, like the smartphone itself has become.

I am not currently using any wearable technology. I have looked into getting something along the lines of the Nike Fuel band or some other related product. Using the fitness band would add a certain amount of entertainment to working out and staying active. The only reason stopping my purchase of these products is mainly because I'm a broke college student. Yes, I do see opportunities for other forms of wearable technology. There is always going to be a market for people who want to get active/healthy and improve their lives.

I have never used wearable technology before, and I also don't have any friends that use it that I know of. I do like the idea of it though. If I were a more active person that ran or jogged on a daily basis, or went to the gym a lot I would consider wearing it. I think it is a great idea and a great easy way to keep track of your activity. I think that there will be a lot of other products coming out soon that would be considered wearable technology. Just when you think they couldn't make anything else, they do. I also feel like it will get more popular in the future. 

I do know people who own the Nike Fuelband and use it daily, however I am not one of them.  Personally, I do not see the importance of owning one.  Given that, these types of products are expensinve for someone like me who doesn't feel the need to monitor my daily activity.  However, I do see tremendous opportunity for wearable technology, especially for millenials.  This demographic is most likely to try and adapt to new technology and ultimately incorporate it into their daily lives.  Plus as more wearable technology enters the market place it is assumed that prices will become more afforable for those between the ages of 18-30.

I do have not been using the wearable technology. If I were more active, I may look into the Nike's Fuel band, it seems intereseting. The only technology that I really bring around with me is my smart phone. It does all the things I need it to do and I am generally content with that. I actually should probably learn more about the proper way to use my smartphone. To me all this new technology is about baby steps. One use at a time. I feel as if the second I learn about some technology, it has already been deemed obsolete. It is hard to keep up with the changing times. 

I will say however that I saw an add for the phone watch and I thought that it looked really cool. It reminds me of a gadget you would see 007 using and they depict this relation in the commercial which was extremely clever. I think that an interesting form of wearable technology could be earrings. Instead of having that big clunky bluetooth, you could have pretty earrings that activate when you press them or something like that. I feel like there are several jewelry opportunities to take advantage of. 

I am not currently using any wearable technology, and only just purchased a smart phone this past summer. I do believe that it will be the norm in a few years (although I am a bit behind in the times). Although I do know people that actively use their Nike fitness bands and other technology that are similar. However, I find with fitness product specifically that the users are typically very health conscious and know so when they are making these purchases. In regards to the new Google Glass, these products are very cool and have a tremendous amount of hype behind them. But like jetpacks and hover cars, although the technology is there to make them, if the demand is non exsistant (and if the prices remain skyscraper priced) then their popularity will probably never exsist. I believe that wearable technology will be more prevelant in the future, possibly eliminating credit cards and card awards systems. With visual forms of micro-blogging such as twitter and instagram and vine are gaining in popularity I think if wearable technology really gets down to a science the art of real time sharing of photos and video I think it will be a huge success. 

I am not currently wearing the new wearable technology or own any types of it. However, my roommate has the Nike Fuel band and it seems pretty cool but does not make me want to go out and buy one. Yes it has a ton of cool features but I could care less of how many steps a day I take or how many calories im burning. Some of the new technology does seem appealing though like the smart watch ( big watch guy). There is plenty of room for growth in the wearable technology market, before you know it we will have some type of smart clothing that reads your body in different forms.

The only wearable technology I currently own is a GPS watch made by Nike and TomTom. I use it when I run so the watch has a very distinct and practical purpose for me. 

Wearable fitness technology like the FitBit and Nike Fuel intrigue me, but I doubt I will ever make the purchase because they're still very expensive and I don't feel deprived without them.

I think wearable technology will continue to grow, but I don't know if it will be the "next big thing." Google Glass is a very cool product, but I'm interested to see how successful it will be because a lot of people might feel self conscious about wearing something on their face. 

I don't currently use any wearbale technology however I have several relatives that use products similar to the Nike Fuel band or the Fitbit. I don't use anything right now because everything is much too expensive for me. I don't have any real need for a product like the Fuel Band so I am not willing to spend a lot of money on a product. I think that when wearable technology becomes cheaper and has more options perhaps I will try it. Right now most wearable technology is focused on exercise and health, so I am curious to see what else people can come up with in the future.

I purchased a fitbit for my mom last Christmas. Upon purchasing the device I was unaware of its extraordinary capabilities. She wears the small device everyday to track her steps/milage, heart rate, and sleep cycle. I find it unbelievable exciting that such a small device can do all these things. I think wearable technology has a huge market base and the potential to generate great success. I think fitness targeted technology is a great idea however, this type of technology could be geared in other directions as well. I have watched many promo videos about google glass and I am truly astounded by this technology. I think this technology provides endless sales opportunities. 

I have seen commericals for the new wearable technology, specifically the new "watch". I personally would not like it because it seems like we are almost "going back in time" and I don't think it will be as good as a regular smartphone would be. It will probably be more convenient, but I know I will not conform to the wearable technology movement. I am currently not using any wearable technology because I don't have any need for it, maybe in the future I would use the Fitbit because it looks useful for physical activity and I want to train for a marathon in the future. I think if this becomes popular then other forms of wearable technology could develop as technology continues to evolve.

I do not currently use any wearable technology for three reasons. The first reason is that most of it if far too expensive for my liking. Secondly because the products are so new right now I'm willing to bet that their are plenty of kinks that are yet to be worked out. My third reason is that i just don't think it's nessesary, it's just another form of constant stimulation that our generation feels it can not live with out. Samsungs new watch looks dumb to me for all of the above reasons. I do however think that the new nike fuel bands and similar products are very interesting and could seriously be utilized to enhance peoples everyday life.

In the future i could see myself using some sort of wearable technology. After a while it seems like people are forced to conform in order to keep up with society. The Google glass sounds pretty cool but I'm still skeptical as to how practical and how well it will work.  I'm also sure that many many more wearable technologies will follow wheather it's a shirt that heats it self in the winter or gloves that act as keys. who knows what the future holds.

I personally do not have any wearable technology, and I'm not sure I ever will in this lifetime.  I have recently seen commercials for Samsungs new Galaxy Note that has a 'watch' accessory.  Although I don't think that I will ever own something like that, I really do think it's a cool idea.  The fact that we have come so far in technology is amazing.  In Samsungs' commercial, they show clips of watches used in older movies throughout film history.  All of these have portrayed caracteristics of communication as well as multiple other uses excluding its basic function of telling time.  I think that it's great that we finally have a 'phone' that can just cling to your wrist.  It is convenient in so many ways, making mobil tasking hands free.  This device will definitely provide many opportunities for wearable technology.  In the future, I am confident that wearable technology will definitely be "the next big thing," we just have to work out all of the kinks in our generation.

I do not currently use wearable technology but it is not because I am not intrigued by it.  I don't currently use it because it is still very new and very expensive.  I have always wanted to try Nike's Fuel because I am a runner myself and the concept of it is very cool.  That would probably be the type of wearable technology I would put most use to.  Google glass is also a very cool concept, but I don't see myself enough of a technology guru to ever get into it.  I think the idea of wearable technology will continue to grow, but it's hard to think of the next type of technology that could be "wearable."  Is an iPod shuffle considered "wearable" since you can clip it right to your shirt? I'm curious to see how this idea grows. 

The new trend of wearable technology is hitting the market hard. The new Samsung watch along with Google Glass are potential products that will take over some of the mobile market. Nike and other athletic brands will continue their use of wearable technology for fitness. This has been around for a few years with Nike iD offering the ability to track workouts through your shoe. This option for fitness would be one I would more likely buy into. The new watches and glasses are nice but I think they are a little over the top. I don't think that I would be the only person who wouldn't want to wear these products simply because its inconvenient compared to wearing nothing. If it gets to the point where my sunglasses can answer my phone calls, then its convenient to me. Until then I'll stick to the mobile technology becuase I think the cell phone can still develop further. With opportunities such as Wi-Fi hot spots, mobile TV, and mobile blogging the market will continute to expand. 

I am currently not using wearable technology. I don't think I ever wear. I tend to wear accessories such as watches as a fashion statement, so the iWatch is not something that I would wear. I don't think the look is super appealing and I don't see why I would need to wear an iWatch that does pretty much all the same things my phone can when I always have my phone with my at all times. I don't see great opportunity with these forms of wearable technology. I think the Google Glass is pretty cool but I don't see people wearing these types of things on a regular basis, nor would people spend the money on them, since they can do very similar things like these with their phone and I don't see them becoming a very popular fashion statement. 

I do not currently wear any tech, other than my "dumb watch". I do find it interesting the front runners take on wearable tech. Nike has nike fuel, Google-glass, and Samsung recently released their smart watch. Having tried both Nike Fuel and Google Glass. I find the watch route to be much more practical however Google's Glass is more intuitive. I imagine that Samsung's watch wil do better than Google's glass simply for the vanity factor. Google glass looks weird. Watches are not out of the ordinary yet still can be powerful

I just tweeted after seeing the new Samsung Galaxy smart watch commercial! 

It's crazy to see how big technology keeps getting smaller and smaller! Though the thing that I find intersting is that I feel many people don't wear watches anymore. Is this the world of technology's way of bringing back a classic?! They do say that trends repeat themselves.

Personally I don't have wearable technology (Nike Fuel band, or any of the smart watches). I do however wear a regular mechanical analog watch almost every day. Since I'm a fan of the classic watch, I don't know how apt I'd be to go out an buy a smartphone watch (depends on the price and functionality). I also couldn't imagine wearing my phone on my wrist. I can't imagine that the simpleness of use could compare to a slightly larger traditional cell phone. 

Either way I find this breakthrough in technology to be every techie's dream come true!

Click here to watch the Samsung Galaxy promo video! 

I am currently not using wearable technology but I am not opposed to it. However, like most innovative things I feel like I will need to be eased into the change. The Nike's Fuel band is something that I could see myself using becuase it is convient, small, but not something I would have to wear all the time to stay connected. The new Apple watch is not something I cannot see myself using though. It would make me feel just like the commerical depicts... like a spy, not something that an everyday consumer should be using. It seems like an awkward item to use especially since it is new and not very popular. As far as wearable technology goes, I feel like there is a thin line between it being cool and it being too syfi for someone like me to purchase it. The other issue I may have with the items are possible problems that it could create having technology so close to your body for longer periods of time. But, if the production can be advertised and presented as a safe and fashionable trend, I could see people joining the fade.

   This past summer I ran into an opportunity at the Breslin Center to complete a "Nike Challenge" work out and win a Nike Fuel band. This wearable technology proved to be very resourceful to me for I work out almost every day. With this band, I was able to track my calories and steps per day, where I also got to link it up to my computer through Nike's application to set weekly goals and compare them to similar friends and people in my area. I would say this fuel band kept me more motivated to work out more often. I think being able to check your progress and monitor what you have accomplished is very helpful in trying to reach your goals and become in shape.

 I very much believe that there is always room for new wearable technology to come out that can compete or even out work what is always out. Technology is always progressing and becoming more easily accessible by the day. The way our generation has shifted from traditional media to a mobile world can indicate that companies are always working on building a new project to be even more convenient for their loyal users, and maybe even other curious customers. I can definitelly see companies at Nike already looking at how they can improve their technology to become a sensation to their users.

I have never actually worn tracking devices. My mom wears one, and has for the past couple months because her friends at work placed a bet for whoever loses the most weight gets some sort of prize. It's acually really cool that shes able to track what she eats and how much activity she does throughout the day. I think that if I really wanted to track it then it would be very useful to use FitBit or another one like it, I just don't see me keeping up with it. 

Currently, I do not have any wearable technology, however, I have a few friends that have the Nike fuel bracelet that exercise often. Since they have purchased the band, it has made a great impression on me and I would not mind purchasing it for myself. I also exercise regularly and find it would greatly benefit me during my workouts.  

I do not use wearable technology. I don’t wear it because I don’t know what it is. It seems like I must be living under a rock because I did not know what Google Glass was until I clicked on the hyperlink 5 minutes ago. After reading about the things Google Glass can do, I am amazed. There are so many qualities about the technology that could improve your everyday life. Though the technology is amazing, I also believe it is intimidating. It seems like everyone has a cellphone glued to them at all times these days. With this upcoming technology it seems like people could be even more obsessed with it, taking away the simplicities of the everyday life. Whether to be excited or intimidated for this technology to kick-start is the real question.