Google Glass

When developers start creating their apps and games I wonder if they picture how they will be used. Don't just consider what features or functions will prove popular, but keep in mind what people will actually be doing with their bodies--how they will be sitting if they're sitting, whether they'll have use of one hand or two, whether they will hold a phone comfortably in their lap or with their arm stretched out.

Samsung Electronics confirmed it is working on a smart watch which may rival a similar product that Apple is reportedly working on as the race to develop wearable computing devices heats up.

According to "an extremely reliable source" speaking to  9to5Google 's Seth Weintraub, the Internet search engine-cum-online-video leader (via YouTube) is "in the process of building standalone retail stores in the U.S. and hopes to have the first flagship Google Stores open for the holidays in major metropolitan areas."

Five years from now, will we still interact with our phones the same way we do today? Will we still fish out our phone from our pocket and tap on a glass screen to search for a nearby pizza restaurant? Will we still be swiping through LinkedIn profiles to see what our new client looks like? Will we still need to press an "answer" button to receive a call?