New Google app lets people see sex through their partner’s eyes
Written by GLRAdmin on January 23, 2014
Would you wear Google Glass during sex? Would you want to see what your partner sees during the act? Now you can, thanks to a new app called Glance. Google says it wants to ‘change the way people experience things’ with the augmented reality glasses.
By Rheana Murray / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Doug Strickland/AP
A pair of these Google Glasses can make sex a lot more interesting.
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Wearable technology just got a whole lot sexier.
Google Glass introduced a new app that lets wearers see sex from a different point of view — their partner’s.
This is how it works: Both people are equipped with the augmented reality specs (and most likely, nothing else), and they can see what their partner sees during the deed, awkward angles and all. Or, you can connect your iPhone and watch yourself from a different angle of the room.
The Glance App even films a video of the tryst, so you can watch it again when all is said and done.
To get started, just say, “OK Glass, it’s time,” and the app will begin streaming what your partner sees in front of your own eyes.
If you don’t like what you see, just say, “OK Glass, pull out.”
Seriously.
A website for the app, which isn’t out yet but is accepting early sign-ups, also includes suggested commands, like “play Marvin Gaye” or “lights off.”
Fans likened the sex app to amateur porn, and many suggested it’s just not necessary.
“I could think of nothing I’d rather see less while having sex than myself have sex,” one commenter wrote on Guardian.com.
Cosmopolitan compared the new streaming app to taking a selfie, “but pornier.”
