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You've hit the nail on the head there. The enterprise market is actually seeing a decent uptake in Glass, as it's much more relevant there. Glass, in the iterat
by kolencherry 12y ago
You've hit the nail on the head there. The enterprise market is actually seeing a decent uptake in Glass, as it's much more relevant there. Glass, in the iteration it's in and given current cultural/social context, was not a fit for the consumer market.
- bingobob 12y agoanything with a list of task glass is great for i think all the marketing etc was great to make it know what glass is its just people buying it and using a a consumer device than a dev device is the problem but maybe this is what google wanted to explorer world with glass and see what work and what doesn't.
- Steko 12y agoCurrent iteration is not fit for any market. They botched the implementation by going for the nerdgasm angle instead of actually making a good product. 100+ posts on this page and not one mentions the shit battery life. A device like this starts with battery life and uses that as the constraint on the quality of the screen, chipset and camera. We saw this with the iPad, they started with the full workday/school day as their battery standard. For a more personal device like this the standard is even higher, likely 12 to 16 hours. That is for professional or mass market use. The killer apps for glass type device are life casting and personal security and glass can't do either of those due to battery life.