Assalamualaikum & Hi!
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| A Google Glass |
I am so impressed when I saw this picture. As a girl which is wearing a spectacles I really love this glass. It was like OMG!! I should have this! Please :')
Google glasses are one innovation that hasn’t really caught on, but the concept is
pretty next level. If they could just nail the style aspect of the frames,
there wouldn’t be much not to like about the accessory. With Google Glass, which has already been discontinued, you
could take photos, look at a map, and record a video without ever touching
another device. But, eye wear company Oakley has recently announced that they
are investing in smart glasses that are enabled with Bluetooth technology, and
hopefully they can make it more aesthetically pleasing.It make our interaction with it completely hands-free. The glasses function as a wearable computer with a head-mounted display and a sleek
look in a variety of colors. Google Glass brings information straight to your
eyes in a hands-free format. From browsing the web to recording a video, the
user interacts with the Glass through natural language voice commands. Now
that’s some really cool stuff.
The pro's of this glasses is more immediate. The
usage of many apps often requires some planning ahead of time. If you need
information without delay, alternate directions in lieu of a detour for
example, you’d better already have the app you require booted up and ready to
go. Otherwise, you might be in for a bit of a wait. On the other hand, wearable
tech can, hypothetically, provide you with the information you require immediately,
responding to your environment and keeping you updated with whatever you might
want to know on the fly. No time wasting stumbling through your phone for apps
or even getting it out of your pocket and unlocking it.
However, it also have con's which is less versatile. Clearly,
wearable tech can do plenty that standard smartphones and tablets can’t do, but
they also have some pretty serious limitations. For example, you’re not going
to want to write an email on a watch, and while your bracelet may light up to
let you know when you’ve received a message it’s not going to allow you to see
it or respond to it. Most pieces of wearable tech aren’t going to come with
keyboards because there’s simply nowhere to put them. You’re also probably not
going to use a watch or a pair of glasses to make a phone call. Whereas iPad
and Androids are machines of many facets, most wearable tech is built around
one very specific purpose. What that purpose is changes from machine to
machine, but one constant remains these devices simply aren’t as versatile as
smartphones in some areas. In my opinion, the glasses make our work more easier.
Don't forget to check more update from me soon.
With love, Khal ♡
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