Porn industry planning to use Google Glasses technology to make films

Porn directors are looking forward to trying out Google Glasses as a new way to shoot adult films. Here Google co-founder Sergey Brin poses in a pair the highly coveted technology

Porn directors are planning to use Google Glass eyewear for X-rated films to explore the 'full potential' of the technology.

The adult film industry is said to be interested in using the specs for point-of-view shots in a 'truly hands-free fashion' as opposed to having one hand on the camera.

Amateur producers are especially keen to get their hands on a pair as they shoot high quality video and make it even easier to film your own porn movie.

Should Google Glass be taken up by the porn industry it would prove highly embarrassing to Google( what were they expecting?)

Cafe owners, cinemas and strip clubs in the US have already announced they are banning the technology from their premises out of respect for customer's privacy.

According to adult film industry website xbiz, however, the porn industry feels very differently.

Google Glass costs $1,500 a pair and is currently on limited release to 2,000 people.

It will be more widely available later this year or in 2014.

I will never live a day without them': Famous tech blogger's exhaustive review of Google Glass

A gadget fan spent two weeks wearing Google Glass almost non-stop and says the groundbreaking new device has changed his life so significantly he never wants to go a day without them again.

Tech blogger Robert Scoble is one of the few people to experience the spectacle-style device which projects a mini-display directly in front of the user's eye and features a phone, camera, Internet connection and GPS.Scoble has written a comprehensive review of Google Glass, praising the way it responds instantly to voice commands and allows users to capture moments on the camera in a fraction of a second.

Since getting Google Glass, Scoble said he had given five speeches while wearing the product as well as going through airports and letting hundreds of people try them out.'This has changed my life,' he wrote on Google+. 'I will never live a day without it on.'

For your eyes only: Google bans buyers of £1,000 wearable computer from selling or even lending the hi-tech specs to friends

The first buyers of Google's Glass wearable computer have been banned from selling or even lending the gadget to friends - even though they have paid almost £1,000 for it.

The wearable glasses have been given to developers who signed up at the firm's annual conference last year.

However, purchasers were stunned to find the small print banned them from giving away or even lending the gadget to friends.

'If you resell, loan, transfer, or give your device to any other person without Google's authorization, Google reserves the right to deactivate the device, and neither you nor the unauthorized person using the device will be entitled to any refund, product support, or product warranty,' the firm told buyers.

Glass must be connected to the internet via a wifi or bluetooth connection to work, allowing Google to keep tabs on which account it uses

Several of the Glasses are also believed to have been put up for sale on eBay, but auctions were pulled down before they could be completed

Google Glass at the risk of being banned

People wearing Google Glass eyewear could be banned from strip clubs, cinemas and casinos because their owners don’t want them filming there.

Bosses for establishments in the US said that due to privacy concerns they would be asking anyone wearing the glasses to remove them or they won’t be let in.

Google Glass has caused concern because it has a camera next to the wearer’s eye which can take photos or record video without a red light or a shutter sound to tell others that it is working.The glasses, which cost $1,500 a pair (£980), are currently on limited release but will be more widely available later this year.