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I'm afraid they'll ban all the cool uses of Glass. You could use them to get directions, or to dictate a text message while driving, which would be much less d
by captainmuon 13y ago
I'm afraid they'll ban all the cool uses of Glass.
You could use them to get directions, or to dictate a text message while driving, which would be much less distracting then touching a GPS or a phone.
One of the best use cases is already banned by Google - face recognition. I sometimes forget a person's name, and it would be much less awkward if I could press a button and compare the face I see with people I've emailed with. It wouldn't be such a big leap - I already use tech in that case.. but it's much more conspicuous to pull out your phone and to search old mails or facebook to find out if it is "Anne" or "Anna" or "Tom" or "Tim".
- kirtijthorat 13y ago"I'm afraid they'll ban all the cool uses of Glass." -- But wan't that the main aim behind Google's Glass invention. What if Apple tomorrow launches an iPhone 6 with a sensor where it can detect the faces and gives the related information like Google Glass. So should we ban that too. Much of the details are already on the internet about you and Google Glass is just fetching it and serving you on your face instead of your browser.
- bonemachine 13y agoOne of the best use cases is already banned by Google - face recognition. Is it realistic to believe that they can enforce this "ban", in the long term?