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Wouldn't it only be the people who want to use a camera? Unless you are suggesting that all glasses in the future will have video/audio technologies? I don't t
by hfsktr 14y ago
Wouldn't it only be the people who want to use a camera?
Unless you are suggesting that all glasses in the future will have video/audio technologies?
I don't think much of Glass. Just doesn't appeal to me but I am curious about what makes it special for others.
- GHFigs 14y agoMany people are interested in Glass as a heads-up display or wearable computer, not as a camera. "Many" may end up being a very small number, but it stands to reason that it's larger than the number of people that actively desire to record strangers. Unfortunately, the current model requires both a microphone (to hear you) and a camera (to see gestures), so even well-intentioned users will still be brandishing recording devices in ways that make others uncomfortable.