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I wouldn't say it becomes useless without wifi but definitely less useful. The timeline cards are saved to glass memory, so the content on them should theoretic
by logical42 13y ago
I wouldn't say it becomes useless without wifi but definitely less useful. The timeline cards are saved to glass memory, so the content on them should theoretically be accessible without wifi.. I am under the impression that any actions performed without a connection get queued up, and then sent once connected, though I'm not perfectly certain that this is the case..
Twitter on steroids is actually a surprisingly accurate analogy, I think. Probably just about the most accurate description I've heard so far. Mostly I think people think of google glass as a HUD, which it isn't.. yet anyhow.
- nashequilibrium 13y agoHow did you test your app, did you just check to see if your app updated on the timeline correctly?
- logical42 13y agoMostly we used the glass playground, which you have access to if you have a pair of glasses. The playground doesn't perfectly represent the glass experience.. I say this mostly in regards to stylistic stuff (I.e. CSS rendering). You can have access to the API keys if only one dev has glass, if they include you in their dev 'team' . This grants you access to the playground. I'll be writing stuff up about it soon, to more explicitly explain the whole procedure, since the documentation (while sufficient) is rather confusingly organized...