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Also, the eye contact thing: you're not supposed to use Glass while you're having a conversation with someone any more than you would pull out your phone and lo

Also, the eye contact thing: you're not supposed to use Glass while you're having a conversation with someone any more than you would pull out your phone and look at it in the middle of a conversation. The fact that it's there and convenient isn't an excuse for being rude.

cookiecaper 12y ago
But it's probably substantially more difficult to maintain eye contact when a section of your eye is covered by a fixed HUD, even if you're trying.
leoc 12y ago
Taking Glass off to talk to people then putting it back on again all day would be burdensome, especially if you have prescription lenses fitted in it.
- Navarr 12y ago
  I think his point was don't turn it on and look at it? Notifications don't turn the screen on, only an active application would have the screen on. Most of the time it's off, such as when you're talking to someone
  - leoc 12y ago
    Duh, you're right of course.