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And so what if it did? Would her article be any more or less true if she dictated it as opposed to writing it? Is a movie watched on a private screen close to
by Zikes 14y ago
And so what if it did? Would her article be any more or less true if she dictated it as opposed to writing it? Is a movie watched on a private screen close to our eyeballs any less entertaining than one viewed on a mobile phone or television?
If the only real argument against Google Glass, as a product or as a concept, is that it offers too much, then I'm not sure I see what the problem is.
- WalterSear 14y agoThe argument against Google Glass is that we don't have the technology to make it work properly yet.
- Zikes 14y agoWell yes, but that's what the limited prototype is for, isn't it? I mean, this one product isn't really sink or swim for the technology, and even if it doesn't meet the loftiest of expectations there's sure to be a lot to gain from the attempt in regards to features, usability, and UX. After all, Blackberry smart phones sold extremely well prior to iPhone coming along and doing it "properly", but I'm sure Apple learned a lot of lessons from it. Even if many of those lessons were in what not to do.
- WalterSear 14y agoThe limitations specific to this device aren't the problem. The genuine issues will not be fixed before production, simply because don't have the technology. Specifically: the battery life, the poor voice recognition and the headaches.