Yes, just what we need is more visual distractions when walking. Let alone while driving.
I'm trying to think of what productively I could use a HUD in my glasses for — maybe for some sort of map overlay while driving (though then you run into problems with the GPS not quite lining up with the actual road location). Maybe Google Goggles for translation, or Android Price Check for … price check. A clock, perhaps.
Something that would turn off most functions while the motion sensor showed me moving, definitely.
Heh. Know how we think people are crazy when they walk past muttering to themselves on their Bluetooth headsets. Get ready for thinking people are crazy / drunk when they are sitting there, staring blankly into "space". #ddtb
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Google to sell Android-based heads-up display glasses by year’s end
The New York Times claims to have confirmed previous rumors stating that Google is developing Android-based glasses with a built-in heads-up display (

This makes me think of the people on Wall-E…just zooming around not paying attention to anything…