Google Glass goes to Gitmo, reporter uses it to blog mortuary built for war dead

Xeni Jardin 12:55 pm Mon Sep 23, 2013

Miami Herald reporter Carol Rosenberg, who has reported extensively on the goings-on at Guantánamo, put Google Glass to interesting use there:

Long before Google Glass, Guantánamo had Camp Justice and the bizarre expeditionary legal complex — just a 10-minute ride from the hotel, McDonald's and officers club on the Navy base that simulates life in small-town America circa 1965. So this week I used the device to revisit one of the most chilling (literally) aspects of the tent city compound, something I discovered when I arrived to cover the trial of Osama bin Laden's driver in the summer of 2008.

Read her full report here. Video is here.

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