Google Glass: Wearable Google Glass

Glass is awesome. It is beautiful, customizable and simple even if By www.architectradure.com
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It’s been more than a month since Google announced that it was going to stop selling its wearable headset Google Glass. We spoke to source close to the situation about what it was like watching the product go from beta to off the table — Here’s their As per new study describing first plastic surgery procedure performed using Google Glass, the "wearable technology" has a wide range of possible applications in plastic surgery with the potential to enhance surgical training, medical documentation and The "wearable technology" Google Glass has a wide range of possible applications in plastic surgery—with the potential to enhance surgical training, medical documentation, and patient safety, according to a special paper in the March 2015 issue of Google's Android Wear -- watches sold by LG, Samsung Electronics and Motorola, have sold about 750,000 units. The Google Glass, computerized eye-wear that made a big splash when introduced, is all but kaput, as Google has no current plans to market the device. Google Glass (GOOG) may be dead – well, at the very least it’s getting major reconstructive surgery – but another optics-based invention just nabbed $11 million in Series A funding, proving that the right wearable computer can still give investors a Washington : The world’s first plastic surgery procedure performed using Google Glass has shown promising use of the eye-wearable device in plastic surgery, reports IANS. Google Glass has a wide range of possible applications in plastic surgery – with .

Wearable technology means Google Glass or Apple Watch to most. But for a few designers and fashionistas - including Katy Perry - it sometimes refers to skirts, dresses, handbags and suits. Perry became a client of a brand called CuteCircuit after her Wearable and IoT trends in industry "If you look at Stein said that continuity with augmented reality wearables is because that market was not tied to Google Glass. "It got the visibility," Stein adds about Google Glass. "I hate to use that pun but Getting people to wear them is entirely another. Just ask Nike or Google. Sportswear maker Nike halted work on its line of sports fitness wristband products a year ago. By far the most high profile failure to date has been the futurist Google Glass (A junior high Watch Me Date? Why not?) And I don’t even want to begin to speculate what the integration of Google Glass (or similar wearable recording technology) will do the to landscape of reality TV! Can you imagine how much easier (i.e. cheaper .