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Just like Google Wave. "Unlimited possibilities (no *current applications)." I buy a device for what it can actually do, not for the potential of what it could
by UnoriginalGuy 14y ago
Just like Google Wave. "Unlimited possibilities (no *current applications)."
I buy a device for what it can actually do, not for the potential of what it could do in 3-100 years time.
The ironic part about you bringing up Land Warrior program is that Land Warrior was cancelled in 2007. It still lives on but has never been expanded and or been adopted by other units or branches of the US military.
- lorenzfx 14y agoThe German army has received the first units of a similar system ("Gladius") and will be testing it in Afghanistan soon [0]. [0] http://www.army-technology.com/news/newsrheinmetall-starts-gladius-soldier-system-deliveries-german-army http://www.army-technology.com/news/newsrheinmetall-starts-g...
- dm2 14y agoLand Warrior was restarted in 2008 and is most certainly being used and extensively developed. The current version of Glass is for early adopters, if you are not purchasing a device to explore it's potential then you are not an early adopter. Wave is still somewhat alive (donated to Apache). Google made it clear that Google Documents (and it's collaborative editing features) would be the replacement for Wave and would be more useful.
- ofacup 14y agothe ironical part is that being from a 3rd world country, this isn't really an option for you, is it? the other ironical part? now iOS is priced according to your disposable income... isn't it ironic, don't you think?