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File images of Google Glass as it is questioned by privacy officials from seven nations. Officials have sent a letter to Google chief executive Larry Page, pressing him to explain the privacy implications of Glass. Glass is worn on a users face like glasses and is equipped with a camera, touchpad and small screen suspended over the wearer's right eye to display messages and alerts. The letter was co-signed by 10 privacy and data commissioners from Mexico, Israel, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland and a Dutch representative from the European Commission. <P> Pictured: Google co-founder Sergey Brin demonstrates Project Glass during keynote speech at Google I/O Developer Conference in San Francisco in June 2012 <B>Ref: SPL564884 200613 </B><BR/> Picture by: Corbis/Splash News<BR/> </P><P> <B>Splash News and Pictures</B><BR/> Los Angeles: 310-821-2666<BR/> New York: 212-619-2666<BR/> London: 870-934-2666<BR/> photodesk@splashnews.com<BR/> </P>

Best look at the Galaxy Note 5 before Samsung Unpacked

Google is still Google, but Alphabet is running the show now. The Galaxy Note 5 gets leaked before Samsung's Unpacked event. And you can now stop Stagefright.

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