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The Android SDK works fine with it. Turn on debugging mode on the Glass and code away. Sensors are no problem: http://neatocode.tumblr.com/post/49807659612/secr

by lnanek2 13y ago

The Android SDK works fine with it. Turn on debugging mode on the Glass and code away. Sensors are no problem: http://neatocode.tumblr.com/post/49807659612/secret-sensors-in-google-glass http://neatocode.tumblr.com/post/49807659612/secret-sensors-... Google even flat out stated at Google IO that the upcoming GDK will just be the Android SDK plus extra classes you compile against.

ambiate 13y ago
OK, now you have got me interested. I really have not heard anything about this. You may have just made my week. I was getting quite depressed about the money I wasted. I can only run APKs on Glass while in USB debug mode? There is no way to actually execute the program again without being in the debugger, correct?
- maffydub 13y ago
  I've only run APKs in USB debug mode, but the main "OK glass" screen is just an Android app, which I think is started via an Intent, so I suspect you could hook this and override it.
- myko 13y ago
  You can install a third party launcher on Glass. Here's one that lets you switch between launching APKs and the standard Glass interface pretty easily: https://github.com/kaze0/launchy https://github.com/kaze0/launchy There's also a Mirror API based Glass app that lets you launch apks, but it's a bit more work setting up. It actually requires you install a couple APKs as well: https://pontedivetro.appspot.com/ https://pontedivetro.appspot.com/
- tempgoogleglass 13y ago
  There is a custom launcher on github called launchy.