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SXSW -- the place to be for the latest innovations in tech, exclusive concerts & testing your sleep-depravation harm levels. I love it.
It's also the place where I have seen the most Explorers concentrated in one area before Google Glass comes out for the general public to get. I was glad to no longer be the only one on the street being stared at in a funny way.
But there was one bad thing that happened during SXSW directly related to Glass.
It has been about two months since I had the privilege of getting a pair of Google Glass. Given the opportunity, I decided to wear (and overwear) this head-mounted Android device as much as humanly possible to try and really soak in every bit of this new experience.
From wearing it all day at the office to (sometimes) wearing it out at bars on nights out and everything in between. I've lived with Glass enough that I can make a number of assessments from a interaction/UX design (and personal) standpoint.
