Google Glass: Develop Apps For Google Glass

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There's already a dark side to Google Glass. The Register reports that developer MiKandi is currently working on an "adult" app for Google Glass. Co-founder Jennifer McEwan recently told the site during Google I/O that for now it's only for members of the Who did not think about POV porn when we first saw Google Glass in action at first? We are all perverts, it is okay, and MiKandi decided to act on it. Seems that the company’s Co-founder, Jennifer McEwen, confirmed that they are developing these apps Google Glass Explorers come in all varieties and Glassware of many sorts is in development, all of it aiming to augment our existence in a new and functional way. One of the more altruistic developments-in-progress are the apps being created by developer Many of the apps we've seen released for Google Glass have aimed to help give you find relevant information faster, or simply make whatever it is you're doing easier. But a team at Georgia Tech have taken things a step beyond, and are showcasing an app You’ve seen the reviews, the keynotes, the videos and the endless debates on whether this sci-fi tech-like innovation is a solution, a problem, or just an unfinished idea. Yet, we all can agree that Google’s Project Glass, deemed to be the next hot And here's another tidbit about this Auburn University senior that makes him Instead, he is developing a software suite of apps he calls Able, to enable Google Glass to help the disabled, starting with the hearing impaired. "I think it's important .

Google Glass — glasses with a built-in screen, Internet connectivity and the ability to run apps — has attracted lots of attention from developers since its launch last year. But how can you build apps for the platform that are actually useful, not Google Glass is about to get even more apps, from Facebook and Twitter to Tumblr and CNN. During a “Developing for Glass” session during its Google I/O conference on Thursday, Google announced several big-name apps for the high-tech glasses is developing apps for Google Glass, one of the tech world’s most-talked-about devices. The announcement that RealityBoost will be programming for Google Glass — known as “making Glassware” in the tech world — comes on the heels of the company Google Glass genuinely has the potential to make lives better, but so far we’ve only seen a handful of apps that prove that fact. Firefighter Patrick Jackson is adding one more to that handful. Jackson is developing an app for firefighters that could aid .