Google Glass app about to change sports fan experience

Although Google's head-worn computing platform, known as Glass, didn't get much time onstage at the company's developer conference, behind the scenes some of the first Google-approved software coders are working on futuristic applications for the platform.

One of the coolest is from CrowdOptic of San Francisco, which has developed software that integrates video data streams from multiple Glass wearers inside an arena and can beam the most popular view wirelessly to an overhead screen. Just as Google's famous algorithm ranks Web pages in part by how many users have already linked to a page, CrowdOptic can choose the point-of-view of the majority of Google glass wearers on a shared network.