Google Glass: Glass Wearable Technology

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Wearable technology could almost be seen as a by-product Personalised service with digital eyewear Virgin Atlantic has been trialling Google Glass for their premium Upper Class customers who demand that higher level of service. Here assistants could Although global companies are on the front lines of the wearables movement, taking advantage of things like Apple Watch for mobile payments and Google Glass the technology. Already, 45% of online adults in the U.S. say they are interested in wearable Barcelona - Apple’s rivals want to benefit from its magic, hoping that its long-awaited new smartwatch will finally conjure demand for wearable Google Glass, which the Internet giant quit producing in January. Vendors must get over the “technology Sorry, smartwatch makers, but Tim Elliott doesn't care about your wearable wizardry. Apple is expected to reveal "Sure, it's cool and I'm interested in the technology, but the core benefits are lost to me." The Apple Watch, though generating the “Now with the Eye Tracking Smart Glasses prototype based on Google Glass we have set the tone for the future of wearable Eye Tracking in many application scenarios. This announcement is further proof that SMI is truly a technology leader when it comes to There’s a new player in the world of wearable technology, and this one came as a surprise to It is thick, but attractive, including powerful hardware, a metal unibody and sapphire glass. The watch will come in three colors: black, silver and gold. .

Introduced in 2013, Google Glass is a wearable technology with an optical head-mounted display that provides information in a smartphone-like hands-free format. Wearers communicate with the Internet via natural language voice commands. Forbes' trauma The firm predicts Apple will sell 20 million watches this year, spurring 150% growth in the wearable technology sector to 75 million profile failure to date has been the futurist Google Glass, which the Internet giant quit producing in January. Begin a sentence with the phrase "most anticipated gadget ever" and tradition dictates the words "Google" and "Glass" must follow shortly after. Unceremoniously launched into public consciousness from a plane hovering over Google I/O, Google Glass has been At $8 billion in 2013 revenues (projected), the wearable technology market is nascent but promising. By 2017, revenue from these new devices is projected to grow to $20 billion. Numbers like that are just one of the reasons I get excited about new .