We're starting to slowly see other ways Google Glass can be useful to the average useful. Paint maker Sherwin-Williams may have just come up with a rather clever use for it. This is a real-life version of Photoshop's color picking eye dropper tool.

The company's ColorSnap Glass app has been available in other mobile devices already. It lets users quickly and easily capture the color palette of whatever they are looking at, and detects and matches the colors to shades of paint in the company's product line.

Check out the demo below:

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