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> I'm not entirely sure I would classify Google Glass as a "big problem." It's novel, it opens up new applications not possible with smartphones and it can get
by hcarvalhoalves 14y ago
> I'm not entirely sure I would classify Google Glass as a "big problem."
It's novel, it opens up new applications not possible with smartphones and it can get widespread adoption. It might not be hard because most technology necessary is already here, but I think you can say it's big by the amount of disruption it can introduce.
- obviouslygreen 14y agoI don't think the potential effect of a venture can really be said to reflect the "problem" it addresses. The world is not clamoring for a way to view data without a monitor or search for the best deal on Frosted Flakes. Unless I'm missing the sense of "big problem" here --and I can't tell, since the site is down -- this seems like mistaking "difficult technical problems" for "large-scale social problems."
- hcarvalhoalves 14y ago> The world is not clamoring for a way to view data without a monitor (...) Are you kidding? We cram a screen in everything we build. In that sense, a HUD is the ultimate screen, since it sits between you and everything else.