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Let me know when someone has solved the "glasshole" creep factor. Clearly Apple is the most capable in shifting consumer sentiment but that's a challenging hur
by r00fus 4y ago
Let me know when someone has solved the "glasshole" creep factor. Clearly Apple is the most capable in shifting consumer sentiment but that's a challenging hurdle.
- chaostheory 4y agoChallenging is different from impossible, and yes we are talking about Apple, a company who’s proven time and time again that they’re up for solving UX challenges
- CamperBob2 4y agoI've personally solved it by striving to care less about what other people think. I realize that doesn't work for everyone in all circumstances, though.
- r00fus 4y agoThe problem isn't your adoption of new tech (e.g. google glass) it's that your behavior using new tech engenders blowback from others (they call you a glasshole) and THEY won't adopt the new tech. Adoption is a key metric that differentiates a successful product vs. failed product.
- rightbyte 4y ago> I've personally solved it by striving to care less about what other people think. Google Glasses was lunched before Google was widely known as a creepy spyware company too. I don't even think computer geeks would be impressed anymore.
- chasd00 4y agodon't put a led on the front for one. i think people would largely not care if they largely didn't notice. This is why surveillance cameras are placed somewhere out of the way.