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Google Glass, or simply Glass, is a brand of smart glasses developed and sold by Google. It was developed by X, with the mission of producing a ubiquitous computer. Google Glass displays information to the wearer using a head-up display.
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What is Google Glass, anyway? Google Glass is a wearable technology device that acts as an extension of your smartphone screen to perform a set of simple tasks. It resembles a pair of glasses. The Google Glass Explorer Edition, which is the model CNET has, is very much an intentionalbeta product that's meant to spark a wave of new hardware and soft...
What does Glass look like? Glass looks like a pair of rimless glasses with a thick, heavy right stem and a cubic rectangle sticking out of the front. It has nose pads and an adjustable arm in the front. There's a power button, a speaker, an indicator light, a Micro-USB charging port, and a camera shutter button. The battery sits behind your right e...
What's the camera resolution? Glass has a 5-megapixel camera. Is the camera quality any good? Image quality is fair -- for a sample image read CNET's review. I'm guessing that the convenience factor is more important in this prototype than actual photographic excellence. We'll take a closer look in the coming days and weeks, so stay tuned. One thin...
Which apps can you use with Glass? You can download the MyGlass app from the Android Google Play store (it's free). But you'll also need to set up some things, like favorite contacts, from the My Glass Web site. Setup is fairly painless. Will it support third-party software? Absolutely. The New York Times and Path already have apps you can verify f...
What does it feel like? If you've got it adjusted right, Glass feels more or less like wearing a regular pair of glasses, though the right side is notably heavier than the left. Over time (hours and days), our Glass reviewers noticed some strain and a little discomfort with the device. Is it distracting? You will probably never get the Glass displa...
Will you get near-sighted wearing Glass? Will it affect your field of vision? Glass isn't corrective eyewear on its own, and at this stage, there haven't been studies into how looking at Glass' screen would affect your long-term vision. Google told CNET that it consulted at least one ophthalmologist, Eli Peli, a Professor of Ophthalmology at Harvar...
How much will it cost to own a pair of glasses with Google Glass? That's a really good question. A pair of high-tech prescription specs or shades will certainly cost more than the usual pair, but glasses-makers wouldn't sell too many pairs at $1,500. I'm going to go out on a completely speculative limb and suggest high-end Glass specs for about $60...
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Apr 30, 2023 · By Joe Gvora. Updated Apr 30, 2023. Link copied to clipboard. Google Glass arrived and left in a very short space of time. Google had been developing smart glasses for multiple years before a public retail version became available in 2014, following a limited-availability run in 2013.
Steven John. May 13, 2024, 12:53 AM PDT. Google Glass, Google's smart glasses, were meant to be revolutionary but were released before they were ready and had a number of quality issues....
Apr 7, 2018 · April 7, 2018. By Hugh Langley. @HughLangley. The story of Google Glass is one of bold visions and broken dreams. It's a tale that will be told to the end of time, on the pages of history...
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Welcome to The History of Google Glass, presented by Glass Almanac! We’ve collected all the dates and events that are important milestones since Google announced “Project Glass” in April, 2012.
Google Glass (stylizováno jako „GLΛSS“) je nositelný počítač s náhlavním displejem, head-up displejem (HMD, HUD), který je vyvíjen společností Google v Projektu Glass v oblasti výzkumu a vývoje, jehož posláním je produkovat masově všudypřítomné počítače.
