Network Glasses

Network glasses come in a variety of frame styles and can have multiple add-on modules; all models allow constant wireless connection and communication to the network. The most popular model is BiGlass, manufactured by Bifrons, though many other competing brands are in existence.

Network Access
Network access is assured by paid monthly plans, though pay-go network access is also available and favored by criminals and hackers. Access is entirely wireless and available at all locations in the dome.

Use
Network glasses allow for voice, video, and text transmission. Text can be managed by sophisticated voice recognition services or holographic keyboards. "Selfies" do require removal of the glasses to provide sufficient distance to take a picture, though camera drones can be purchased as add-ons and controlled via the glasses. Glasses can also be easily slaved to larger displays (holographic or flat panel) and communicate wirelessly with more powerful computers to act as a universal interface when coupled with a holographic manipulation module.

Security
Network glasses can be easily spoofed or registered to false identities by knowledgeable users.

One popular add-on module for glasses allows for automatic encryption, allowing for some measure of privacy by low-education users. However, most commercial encryption modules also run on easily hacked standard encryption. Home-brew systems are much more reliably secure and programmers who create unique types of encryption tend to be in high demand, well-paid, and hunted by irate companies.

Glasses can be hacked fairly easily unless extra security measures are employed. Normally, security packages are add-ons that cost extra.