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Not necessarily. One could imagine that with far superior voice interaction technology and display (rather than a tiny screen in the corner of your vision and c
by argonaut 10y ago
Not necessarily. One could imagine that with far superior voice interaction technology and display (rather than a tiny screen in the corner of your vision and cruddy voice interaction), that would open up Google Glass to substantially more compelling product uses.
- cocktailpeanuts 10y agoCan you explain what your comment "Not necessarily" was in response to? Because I agree with what you say and not sure what you're disagreeing to.
- argonaut 10y ago"Google Glass failed not because it wasn't ready. It WAS ready product-wise AND technology-wise"