> By contrast, the incremental improvements that Glass makes over a smartphone aren't worth the social/physical costs of wearing something on your face. Am I c

> By contrast, the incremental improvements that Glass makes over a smartphone aren't worth the social/physical costs of wearing something on your face. Am I crazy for finding the smartphone form ideal? I want something I can fit in my pocket easily, take it out quickly and casually as many times as needed, but mostly it should be put away. Are these $1500 glasses fragile? Can they be put in a pocket or will they break without a case? How big is the case? Likely much larger than a smartphone. I always have to be responsible for those glasses when I'm not wearing them one way or another. I'm not interested in increasing the amount of time I spend online, just the convenience. Glasses won't solve that. I won't even be willing to use contacts when they're available in that form.