In Pictures: The wild world of wearable computers

Are you ready for talking watches, singing shoes, ringing earrings and vibrating tattoos?

Google’s Project Glass: Project Glass is wrap-around glasses with a clear display that sits above the eye. The glasses stream information to the lenses, which allow users to send and receive messages through voice commands. In addition, there is a built-in camera to record video and shoot photos. And, for those with eyeglasses, the device can rest on the rim of the existing spectacles, allowing the same functionality as the original wrap-around glasses.

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