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Interestingly, I used the original for a week. The hands free camera was the only thing that I found useful about it, by the end. This of course, might be part
by mankyd 7y ago
Interestingly, I used the original for a week. The hands free camera was the only thing that I found useful about it, by the end.
This of course, might be partially attributable to the limited processing power of it.
However, if all people need is a screen in the periphery, smart watches and similar wearable tech is probably cheaper and easier.
- k__ 7y agoHm I don't know. Smart watches block a hand, like Smartphones do, also they have much smaller displays.
- the-rc 7y agoI loaned one for a few weeks and camera was the most useful feature for me as well. The much maligned camera had a more useful outcome still: it's the first (kind of) public device using Google's computational photography, paving the way for Pixel phones. Glass took better pictures than what the weak sensor and CPU were capable of on paper.