Glasses Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Google confirms Glass will work with iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Feb 22nd, 2013)

Google held an event this week to show off its upcoming "Google Glass" interactive headset/system, and from that meeting came one important note for us iOS fans. Google confirmed that the system will definitely work with Apple's iPhone. The exact details of the relationship aren't clear, but ...

New head-mounted laser display patent surfaces

by Cory Bohon (Apr 17th, 2008)

A new Apple patent showing a head-mounted laser display surfaced today. The patent, which looks like a rather odd pair of sun glasses, would allow you to view video (or your Mac's screen) in a manner similar to the MyVu products. This patent also includes a geeky looking device that attaches to ...

EXCLUSIVE: TUAW Hands-on with the Zeiss Cinemizer, 3D goggles for your iPod

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Jan 25th, 2008)

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/apple/TUAW_Hands_on_Video_with_3_D_iPod_goggles/'; There have been plenty of attempts at LCD glasses, iPod goggles, 3D eyewear, and even a hacked iPod cyborg model, but the Zeiss Cinemizer is a little different. First of all, if the name Zeiss looks familiar, it should ...

22Moo intros SeepuStar iPod-compatible video glasses

by Laurie A. Duncan (Nov 17th, 2006)

22Moo today introduced the SeepuStar DV230, a portable, wearable display - a pair of glasses designed to display a 35-inch flicker-free, enhanced definition virtual screen. It can be connected to virtually any video source, including the video iPod, DVD player, Xbox, Playstation, etc. and the ...

Magnify what you're working on with iPiece

by David Chartier (Jul 20th, 2006)

For those times when the 6pt type in EULA's just doesn't quite cut it and you literally consider the possibility that your lost car keys could be lying around somewhere on your Desktop, there is iPiece - a magnifying glass for Mac OS X. Double-clicking its icon in the menubar (is that in the HIG's?) ...