I don't understand why anyone would want a pair of these things.
I don't understand why anyone would want a pair of these things.
I can see tons of applications though. Imagine being able to watch instructions while fixing your car or heads up GPS street view overlay?
Either do I (with the exception of the uber-geeks and the twitter fiends who get off on posting every time they take a breath).
I can see tons of applications though. Imagine being able to watch instructions while fixing your car or heads up GPS street view overlay?
We are going to figure out how to deal with privacy issues but I don't see it as that much of an issue considering most of society is already carrying around cameras connected to the internet.
As of today, which this thing has not been released yet, most bars, clubs and of course casinos have banned it!
http://todaynewsday.blogspot.ca/2013/05/google-glass-ban.html
Next, public transportations, perhaps?
Yes, it's a cool proof of concept but that's where it ends. After all, it comes from an irresponsible company which has no respect for people's privacy and must sell Ads to survive.
With that said, Google can never sell anything but Ads because most their fans / followers expect them to give them out for free!
I think google glass is a cool proof of concept product but I think there will be very few "glassholes" in reality.
Hmmmm....I seem to recall a few people saying somthing like that about a new product that became the iPad
I'm looking forward to getting my set. I had a chance to try one on at dundas square a little over a week ago. very cool!
and now they are saying the consumer version is expected to be around the price of a smartphone $300-$600.
Nice video showing how well it does searches...
and of course the video was filmed using Glass![]()
I could be wrong....