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This is... pretty seriously disappointing, if it's supposed to be the whole thing (or close to the whole thing). I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume that they're going to publish the rest later, and not deliberately hobbling it to prevent the public from getting creeped out by the hardware's capabilities.
This is so exciting. Just how a completely new user experience paradigm was uncovered when high quality touch screen devices like iPhone etc. first launched, this is yet another milestone in how we will continue to interact with the petabytes of data that we as mankind have digitized. It's worth pondering how significantly new I/O devices change the game -- the first tty, the commercial keyboard & mouse, the touch sc…
Does this mean they are going to start shipping for the glassexplorer program ?
http://techcrunch.com/2013/04/15/first-google-glass-devices-...
Client libs for Java, Python, Go, PHP, .NET, Ruby, Dart but no JavaScript?
Go? This is awesome to hear. Unlike Android, Glass will be an instant win for us Gophers. ( Well, once they have crossed 1m+ devices-sold so that the potential audience for hackery becomes actually interesting )
This is so exciting. Just how a completely new user experience paradigm was uncovered when high quality touch screen devices like iPhone etc. first launched, this is yet another milestone in how we will continue to interact with the petabytes of data that we as mankind have digitized. It's worth pondering how significantly new I/O devices change the game -- the first tty, the commercial keyboard & mouse, the touch sc…
You do realize that wearable computers are over 30 years old right? See Steve Mann: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Mann
Is anyone else having issues accessing the API? https://code.google.com/p/google-glass-api/issues/detail?id=...
Yeah, having the same issue. Initially, I thought it was US only, but even with a VPN and fake US account it doesn't work.
Client libs for Java, Python, Go, PHP, .NET, Ruby, Dart but no JavaScript?
Go? This is awesome to hear. Unlike Android, Glass will be an instant win for us Gophers. ( Well, once they have crossed 1m+ devices-sold so that the potential audience for hackery becomes actually interesting )
This is so exciting. Just how a completely new user experience paradigm was uncovered when high quality touch screen devices like iPhone etc. first launched, this is yet another milestone in how we will continue to interact with the petabytes of data that we as mankind have digitized. It's worth pondering how significantly new I/O devices change the game -- the first tty, the commercial keyboard & mouse, the touch sc…
This comment actually explains my complete disinterest in Glass :)
I don't see how voice-activated smartphones have changed the game yet, IMHO they're in the same league as Glass - "this might be worth it later" (especially dubious for Siri). I use two touch-screens and a trackpad every day and yet I could probably go back to only a keyboard and die happy.
What has changed my life was connectedness, and Glass does not do more than a smartphone in that area.
Is anyone else having trouble enabling the Mirror API in their developer console? It doesn't show up in mine after creating a new project for it.
Basically, create a project in API console, create an OAuth 2.0 client id, add [1] to the valid JavaScript origins and then paste your client id ({number}.apps.googleusercontent.com) into the playground [2].
[0]: https://developers.google.com/glass/playground-usage