From ExtremeTech:
Google recently released a
new video showing what looking through its wearable computer, Google
Glass, would be like. Unfortunately, the only exciting thing we've seen
about the device, now seemingly called Glass, so far are the social
activities showcased in the video - sky diving, playing with a boa,
flying planes upside-down - and not the ways Glass was used in
conjunction with them.
First, it's important to note that the idea of wearable computers
is awesome. The day we can put an app-filled contact lens over our
eyeball and watch Netflix on the train, while onlookers think we're
wistfully staring off into the distance, will be a good day. Glass will
likely be the first major consumer-targeted device that comes close to
that goal, and that's most likely why everyone seems so fascinated with
it, because the features shown off so far are, in a word, boring.
In
the recently released video, we can see Glass displaying a weather app,
recording video, sending a voice-dictated email or text message, record
some more video, participating in a Google Hangout, displaying a clock,
recording some more video, taking a picture, and also - wouldn't you
know it - recording even more video.
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