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Want To See The New Google Glass Apps In Action? Here’s Video!

At SXSW 2013, Google took the wraps off of a new set of apps for the augmented reality visors that will soon be taking our faces by storm. Google didn’t release any video of the proceedings, so I shot my own. Enjoy.

Watch a demo video of thew new New York Times app, which allows you to skim headlines and listen to stories read aloud, and the Skitch image sharing app, which syncs with Evernote.

Google Glass New York Times App Demo

Google Glass Skitch App Demo

All images and video by Taylor Hatmaker

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