Google announced it will test augmented reality prototypes in public, CNBC reports. Though the new glasses are not yet a product or publicly available, according to a Google blog post, the company aims to test applications that conduct real-time translation or present the user with directions inside the lenses. "The tests represent a significant advance in Google’s development of augmented reality, a technology that many in Silicon Valley believe could be a major shift in computing like the smartphone and PC before it," the report states. 
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