What is it?
Google
Glass is Google on your face. Nowadays, people use cellphone every day. Indeed,
I can say many people can’t live without cellphone. Thanks to the Google Glass,
we can wear the “cell phone” in front of our face, we can do anything we can do
in the cellphone. You can take phone calls. They send texts, take photos and
video, and show maps. They deliver search results. If you've played with Google
Now, the Glass interface is strikingly similar.
What does Google Glass actually do?
Google
Glass cam take photos and videos, sends text messages, engages in Google
Hangouts, makes phone calls, searches Google, and gets turn-by-turn navigation
with Google maps. It can show the weather, the time, and headlines from The New
York Times that have been pushed to the device, with spoken headline summaries.
For now, anyway, that's about it. Some features require tethering -- GPS-based
functions that use the phone, such as turn-by-turn directions. Others, like
Google Hangouts and Google Search, can also be performed over Wi-Fi. When offline,
Glass only takes photos and videos.
New Apps Arrive
on Google Glass
Google
Glass, the company’s Internet-connected glasses, will soon have seven new apps,
including Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook and Evernote.
Every
cellphone need enough apps to support their function. Without interesting apps,
the cellphone will lose its competitive strength. So as Google Glass. After being
support by a huge amount of apps, the Google Glass will be accepted by more and
more people. But so far, the price of the Google Glass still high, it is not
easy to be accepted the populace. I also hope that the Google company can
improve their manufacturing technology to reduce the cost of the product. Therefore,
more people can effort it.
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