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No ads. That makes sense - I don't want to see ads that close to my face when struggling to read an already-tiny screen. As a customer... the "free" line is up
by ignostic 14y ago
No ads. That makes sense - I don't want to see ads that close to my face when struggling to read an already-tiny screen.
As a customer... the "free" line is upsetting and confusing. I would like to pay for good apps instead of relying on hobbyists adding their idiosyncratic-use-case features rather than the features I want.
This sounds like a rule made by a programmer/dev. I have to imagine it'll change once the device is available widely to consumers.
- dragonwriter 14y ago> As a customer... the "free" line is upsetting and confusing. I would like to pay for good apps You will be able to, buy paying for non-free web services that provide no-additional-charge Glass apps. Glass isn't designed as a standalone app platform, and the features it exposes to apps don't really encourage apps that are independent of some broader service that is also used on a non-Glass device.