Since it's release last year it is now in the hands of a few thousand lucky "Explorers". They look like regular glasses but with the added power of the internet to take with you wherever you go hands free! This sounds like a brilliant idea of a very useful internet tool in theory, yet despite it's usefulness it seems to have very mixed reviews from some users. Let's talk about both the benefits of this hands free useful tool of technology and it's reviews from some of it's users.
Explorer's Reviews: According to technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones from the BBC News, he received mixed reactions while taking the Google Glass Technology for a spin in his home. His teenage son says: " You look like a complete idiot", his wife says: "Must you wear that thing?" and then he had that "Wow that's exciting!" reaction from a few of his colleagues.
Maybe you're at your daughter's ballet performance and would like to record what you see without having to hold up a camera phone, camera or tablet. This technology allows you to do this instantly and you can still enjoy the moment. You can also share what you see instantly with family and friends anywhere in the world. It may be New Years and you find yourself in Time Square watching the ball drop: if you'd like to share that experience with your family that may be in Australia for instance, you can do that now in real-time.
The Google Glass Project began its prototype testing in April 2012 and it was in May 2012 Google Glass demonstrated the product to the public. There are various features that assist the wearer in using the glass including a touch pad discretely locate on the side of the Google Glass. This allows one to scroll through the results obtained.
According to Barbara Ortutay from the Daily Star, while Google Glass is very useful in day to day activities, it seems to be very disruptive and would need reliable apps and internet connections to point out the ups and downs of Google Glass Technology. So far the future of the Google Glass Project is uncertain and perhaps it just may need a little more time to integrate into day to day living.
Explorer's Reviews: According to technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones from the BBC News, he received mixed reactions while taking the Google Glass Technology for a spin in his home. His teenage son says: " You look like a complete idiot", his wife says: "Must you wear that thing?" and then he had that "Wow that's exciting!" reaction from a few of his colleagues.
Maybe you're at your daughter's ballet performance and would like to record what you see without having to hold up a camera phone, camera or tablet. This technology allows you to do this instantly and you can still enjoy the moment. You can also share what you see instantly with family and friends anywhere in the world. It may be New Years and you find yourself in Time Square watching the ball drop: if you'd like to share that experience with your family that may be in Australia for instance, you can do that now in real-time.
The Google Glass Project began its prototype testing in April 2012 and it was in May 2012 Google Glass demonstrated the product to the public. There are various features that assist the wearer in using the glass including a touch pad discretely locate on the side of the Google Glass. This allows one to scroll through the results obtained.
According to Barbara Ortutay from the Daily Star, while Google Glass is very useful in day to day activities, it seems to be very disruptive and would need reliable apps and internet connections to point out the ups and downs of Google Glass Technology. So far the future of the Google Glass Project is uncertain and perhaps it just may need a little more time to integrate into day to day living.
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