earbud

What you can do is wear a good sounding earbud inside it so you can get best of both worlds.

The earbud - It's just an option on the rare occasion that you somehow need slightly better sound for glass.

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If you use an earbud headset are you subject to the same radiation than say putting a phone/bluetooth device against your head?

A friend of mine has flat earbud cables (has had them for a year or two) and they do indeed not tangle.

The earbud that just rests in your ear instead of drilling into the center of your head only makes the experience better.

Me, I take one earbud out when I am in an area that requires auditory attention to my surroundings.

Yet everyone recognizes those silhouettes with the white earbud wires.

The guy next to me bought me earbud-style headphones because the cheap ones I was using leaked out a lot of sound.

Plus, I can't count how many times I'm out in the world with an earbud in and the cable gets snagged on something.

I would recommend getting some better headphones/foam earbud tips to block the noise.

I use a pair of sony extra-bass earbuds that are thicker and have a bit of extra foam around the earbud to reduce noise.

The "thing" could be a watch, maybe with an integrated Moto Hint-like earbud for calls.

He removed an earbud to ask me if I had a problem, I said "no, just my first time riding the train here...

>"Just put it(the earbud) in her ear" There's a whole sharing earwax and hygiene thing I'm just not comfortable with there.

Some valid points related to its beta status (voice recognition not yet up to scratch), and some moderate warnings for potential Explorers (the earbud is proprietary and doesn't stay in the ear), some are just chances to whinge: "Glass can provide turn-by-turn driving directions, but it uses your phone's data service" (obviously), and amazingly "Google Glass Explorers climb mountains...