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This past weekend, we reported on a letter eight Congressmen penned to Google CEO Larry Page. In it, they expressed their concerns that Google Glass, the company's upcoming wearable computer device, could violate the privacy of the "average American."
Google Glass has been drumming up some major public interest after becoming available to thousands of public testers via the Explorers program. As the device enters our everyday world, privacy issues are on top of everybody's worries, everybody but one avid Glass user.
In a recent interview with BBC promoting his upcoming book, "The New Digital Age," Schmidt hinted that Glass might not be available for commercial purchase for another whole year.
Google has everybody waiting for the highly-anticipated Google Glass. Expected to be a game changer, Google Glass may be coming out sooner than you think - a new report states that the device will be available to the masses by the end of 2013.
Want to be one of the first people to try out Google's rather exciting Glass project? The tech giant is kicking off a competition on Twitter and Google+ that will culminate on Feb. 27 and give some lucky winners the shot at owning a pair of Google's Glasses.
It looks like developers who forked over $1,500 to Google last year will be getting their Google Glasses early in 2013.
