New service brings RSS feeds to Google Glass

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A new service called Wearably is making it easier publishers display their content on wearable devices such as smartwatches or Google Glass.

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With more wearable devices entering the market, the way we read online content could change significantly. Instead of taking out a smartphone, readers of the near-future will more often read from devices like Google Glass or the Galaxy Gear.

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