As Sony's smartphone division continues to struggle,
the company is working out what it needs to return to profitability.
Does it concentrate on the high-end market dominated by Apple and
Samsung, or does it try to appeal to customers looking to get their very
first smartphone? One thing you might not expect is for the company to
push forward with the release its own smart eyewear, a Google Glass
clone of sorts, that connects to its devices to superimpose images,
videos and text into the wearers view. "SmartEyeglass," as it's known,
looks like a bulky pair of 3D glasses that have been modified to include
a 3-megapixel camera, accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, brightness
sensor, a microphone and a pretty large battery pack.
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