Paul Louden is a Google Glass Explorer. The Texan scored an early pair of the wired glasses by telling Google he was on a particular mission: to help people with autism.

The headlines make it seem revolutionary, but it's not.

In response to privacy concerns, Google has announced it will not allow facial recognition apps for Google Glass in its app store. How are app developers responding?

Last year, Google introduced Project Glass. What will be next?

People are starting to rise up against the ‘smuggery’ of Silicon Valley — even Valley insiders are taking shots on the web and on TV at those who created Google Glass.

Futurist Ray Kurzweil pushes for far-out technological advances to become reality. Now at Google, he says search has much further to go. In 20 years, our brains will be indexed and online.

The bidding reached $95,000 before the seller, who says he was hoping to pay off student loans, removed the glasses from auction.

What would you do if you had Google Glass? The public weighs in and the joke is on Google.

Made in the USA is coming back into fashion in Silicon Valley. Today, the buzz is that Google is planning to make its long-awaited 'Google Glass' in California.