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If anyone can do it, it might be Google. It's going to take a ton of internal development to further Google Glass from their last prototypes. With smartphones s
by aa0 13y ago
If anyone can do it, it might be Google. It's going to take a ton of internal development to further Google Glass from their last prototypes. With smartphones setting the expectation, the general public and even techies are going to want something slim, streamlined, and performant. The TI GPU processor that Google Glass comes with isn't exactly performant enough to do the crazy VR stuff we want.
- sneak 13y ago> If anyone can do it, it might be Google. I think you misspelled Apple. Remember, you're talking about the people who shipped the Chromebook Pixel with a super-high-res touchscreen... without pinch-to-zoom enabled.
- drivebyacct2 13y agoHave you used a Chromebook Pixel? I've never once wanted that feature. (Also, multitouch indeed works in apps/webpages that declare it : Google Maps, etc)