Could Google Glass Be The Future Of Google TV's Second-Screen Experience?

Forget Android smartphones and tablets: Perhaps one day we'll be controlling our TV's with Google's futuristic eyewear. "There's been a lot of talk about the second-screen experience," says Google product VP Mario Queiroz, referring to the devices viewers turn to while watching TV. "We haven't implemented a second-screen experience just to be able to say we've done it. When does it make sense for a [Google TV] user to have his or her tablet, or phone, or computer?" Or futuristic eyewear? That's the question I posed to Queiroz, who oversees the company's TV projects. Several weeks ago, the search giant launched the latest version of Google TV, an upgrade that focuses on simplifying television navigation with voice interactions, a streamlined user interface, and an experience that makes the television service feel more TV than PC. In fact, Queiroz has pushed some of the more complica...