3 ms·
I can't remember where I read it but one journalist wrote something along the lines of "how Google Glass looks doesn't matter - that's nothing that a partnershi
by kaolinite 14y ago
I can't remember where I read it but one journalist wrote something along the lines of "how Google Glass looks doesn't matter - that's nothing that a partnership with Armani won't fix". Whoever they were, they were right. I just hope that Google partners up with a variety of brands to make a number of different designs.
Anyway, no matter what they look like I will be there on day one. I don't normally subscribe immediately to new tech like this. Took me a year or two to get a smartphone and I still don't have a tablet, but Glass is different.
One more thing - I really, really hope that people will find a way to load new OSes onto Glass. The technology is fantastic but it won't reach its full potential if it's locked away.
- hkmurakami 14y agoI feel the same way. I don't even have a smartphone (I get all sorts of abuse from my friends for this :P), and yet I find myself publicly saying that I'm more likely to get Google Glass than iPhone5.
- martythemaniak 14y agoWell, it runs Android, so presumably you'd be able to load up CyanogenMod or cook your own ROM. I also assume apps would take care of the vast majority of customization and extra functionality most users need.
- kaolinite 14y agoIt's possible that it'll be a closed device though with no inputs, so no way to actually get CyanogenMod onto it. That's what concerns me.