@bgordes: Oh for goodness sake. All it is doing is trying to associate a face with a name that you already have on your friends list, and present it to you, owner of said friends list. All this will do is save you a few clicks. That is all, nothing scary, nothing sinister.

Rampantly stealing? Wow, never realised I was so important.

@bgordes: Or everyone's making a mountain out of a mole hill. Which they are.

@Tabarnaco: "look it up"

@Captain Fish, BroD (c): Is that sarcasm? My detector is broken.

@BrknPheonix: 'S not even video output if it's a terminal session.

@MagicTrackpad: Well put it back.

@Erik The Red: If someone wants to start a store for software using the OpenNL drivers, I doubt there's anything to stop them. They could vet said apps, if they want.

@Erik The Red: Microsoft only licence the tech, and its makers have released open source drivers already [www.engadget.com]

@bgordes: I guess I just don't see it.

@chefgon: -

@DreamTheEndless: Heh, indeed. I guess there are more ways to define common than number of speakers. Perhaps I was being a little unfair :)

As an aside, I must admit that Google translate has been impressing me for quite a while now. Often times it'll translate a website and I'll have to check whether it's actually translating it or not, the translation will be so good.

@spider2544: I guess need was the wrong word, and perhaps wearable was too. What I meant was having this output to something like contact lenses that allow this to be translated in-vision (i.e., just look at it, no need to point a phone at things). Or failing that glasses that can do the same but are no larger than…

Very nice. Now we just need a wearable display...

@Tabarnaco: "I speak the three most common languages and never travel"

@dannycowpi: Which is why no one is proposing it.

@grovestreet: Neither is this, it's suggesting which of your friends you might like to tag. It's only your friends, and it's just a suggestion.

@bgordes: All it's doing is suggesting faces for you to tag. For a start, they have to be your friend. Secondly, it's only suggesting .

When my camera does it, no problem. But when facebook do it, it becomes frightening?