Google Glass: Develop Google Glass Apps

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Though Google Glass isn’t yet a mainstay in southcentral Kentucky, area high school students are working to develop an app that someday might help college students. The sophisticated eyewear developed by Google provides a miniature computer screen for With wearable devices such as Google Glass becoming technology’s next big thing, it’s little surprise developers are going after the travel market. Smart, sophisticated, worldly, open to new ideas and new ways of doing things — both travelers and 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 Citrix Systems, one of Fort Lauderdale’s biggest technology companies, is developing business-related apps for the Google Glass wearable eyeglass computer. Google Glass is regarded as the most widely anticipated technology to hit the market since the iPad. 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 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 .

A US-based start-up is developing Google Glass apps as well as hardware add-ons that can help autistic kids learn social and communication skills while at the same time providing feedback to caregivers. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based startup called 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 Although the immediate commercial future of Google Glass appears bleak, a series of apps to be showcased here this coming weekend and deployable on that wearable computer provide a glimpse into its long-range potential. One example is "Glass Genius," an Google Glass, an eyeglass frame with a small panel over the left eye, searches the web, records video, and can relay email messages to the user. The addition of major social networks and the facility to buy products via Ebay significantly broadens the .