Google Glass is one of the modern technologies that has been developed now a days in the world to include and help us in information technology, one which displays information through numerous screen and information related to this condition and weather information relating to the current and also the place where you can watch movies. As well as through it will be possible to view maps. It is also invented with a camera allows image capture, and through them will also be possible to make video calls and conversations and chat with friends as well as send e-mail through the phonetic spelling also provide you with information about products any they briefly smart phone fully-integrated in the form of glasses fitted with technologies outweigh the smart phone itself.so we can Saied that the special work for Google glass. The Google Apps glass and free applications built by third-party developers are also many uses glass list of applications such as Google now , Google Maps , Google+, and Gmail. Google Glass there are many other different in way to use this technique and it has several forms by choosing people. It is true that Google glass will be used today by everyone. I belief that it will be wonder work. In my essay I will discuss about:-
• What is Google glass?
• The main work of Google glass.
• Application software to Google glass in the internet.
• Advantage and disadvantage of Google glass.
Google work Glass contains the fundamental bits of any computer, including technical device such as Gaps, speakers microphone and battery to which are added a tiny projector and a prism that ...
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...d its advantages and disadvantages and also I want to tell you that the Google glass has moved to more than one country an in the Arab countries and the value suitable for the coustomer.
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Virtual worlds such as Second Life and IMVU — which show a 3D environment on a 2D screen rather than immersing the user inside a room or by using an HMD — and the more recent rise of Oculus Rift have all contributed to the rekindled interest in VR. However, major technology and usability advances are still required for a low-cost, broadly used immersive virtual environment. In the meantime, growing popularity of 3D entertainment using 3D glasses — and, increasingly, 3D smart television screens and projections that do not require glasses — may relegate immersive VR to permanent niche status. Currently, augmented reality applications (which superimpose information on the user's view of the real world rather than blocking out the real world) or mixed-reality scenarios (where HMDs and context-aware software are used in a hybrid augmented/virtual environment) are more popular technology approaches to the problem of marrying immersive VR to a consumer
Wearable Augmented Reality (WAR) devices are defined as networked, multimedia computers that can be worn as glasses. They utilize “heads-up displays, sensors and earphones to provide an improved interface for these features by overlaying graphics, text, and sound on the physical world” [8]. WAR is a rapidly growing technology that has garnered attention from multinational corporations [2] to tinkerers who build Kickstarter projects [3] in their basement. In fact, the 2013 Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle released by Gartner in August 2013 mentions “Augmenting Humans with Technology” as one of six highlighted technologies [1]. Gartner speculates that narrowing the gap between humans and devices will result in productivity gains due to the workforce having quicker access to information.
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There is a company known as Corning, you may or may not have heard of them but be assured they are prevalent in many fields as manufacturers of appliances with a wide ranges of uses. They have recently released information in the form of videos, articles, and Public Service Announcements in regards to a new product known as Smart-glass. They have mentioned in all their releases how the new technology will become ubiquitous in the near future. Also in their videos they show intended possible uses for the technology from everyday life to the work environment. With such a promising technology there begs the question, what moved Corning inc. to invest in smart glass technology? I propose that what moved Corning inc. to invest in smart glass technology was a perceived opportunity to branch out even more and allow for extensive innovation and spontaneity. I will be addressing my reasoning behind my idea for Corning's thinking behind the new technology, Smart-glass.
A lens is an optical device that transmits or refracts light. Eyeglass lenses are glass or plastic items that are placed inside eyewear frames in order to correct the wearer’s vision. More than 80 percent of all eyeglasses worn today are plastic lenses. The glass lenses were popular in the 1945 until the plastic lens was introduced in 1952. Convex and concave lenses are known as spherical lenses. Convex lenses were the first lenses used to correct vision problems. They are used to correct hyperopia (farsighted vision). These lenses are thicker in the middle than at the edges. Concave lenses are used to correct nearsightedness. This is a condition that makes people see things that are close to them but struggle to see things far away. Concave lenses are curved inward like the inside of a spoon.
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Google has been known as the primary catalyst in bringing out the innovativeness and creativity in this very dynamic Internet surge. Google opened expansive opportunities to each and every user around the world from its inception in 1998 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page (Ojala, 2003). Moreover, Google has brought anew life on various internet-related products and services. From the past, Google is coined as Internet search engine along with the renowned services such as Google Maps, Google Earth, Google Videos, Google Images, Gmail, Google News, Google Phone, Google Calendar, Google Groups, Google Translate, and Google Books. Subsequently, Google had another quantum leap from the time Google Mail was introduced in 2004 and fossilized its image in becoming as the largest email provider. In 2010, a driverless car phenomenon became a reality from the introduction of Google Car (Poczter & Jankovic, 2014). This project aimed to provide a “profound effect on energy consumption, efficiency, and traffic accidents” using the hybrid technology and innovation (Poczter & Jankovic, 2014, p. 7). The commitment, teamwork, responsiveness and flexibility to technological advancements marked the mental faculty of the renowned developers of Google. The strategic vision emanates from all of its employees where quality and productivity is the primordial movers leading to deliverable outcomes enjoyed by majority of the consumers. Along with this, the mission sheds out creativity and innovation on its products and services set the standards that contributed to the continuous growth of their success. Parnell (201...
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Google Inc. is a company that started in 2002 and has gradually grown to become an international technology company. Google’s business is mainly focused around vital areas, like advertising, search, operating platforms and systems and platforms, hardware products and enterprise. The company produces its revenue mainly by distributing online advertising. Google also produces revenues from Motorola through selling products. The company offers its services and products in over 100 languages and in over 50 regions, territories and countries. The company assimilates various features in its search service and gives dedicated search services to aid users modify their search. Google also gives product-listing advertisements, which comprise of product information, like price, merchant information and product image without needing ad text or extra keywords.
Hill (2005) suggested that, Google’s, Internet Search product had changed the way people access information, changed the way they thought about information (p. 11). From its registration on September 15th 1997, Levy (2011) indicated that Google continued growing, in users’ priority for information (p. 112). Google search is a free service available to internet users, it is one of the many products owned by Google Inc. Google search was termed, “the avenue for connecting people to information” (Internship, 2013).
According to “A Day Made of Glass” advertising video by Corning, the clip represents the kind of future that applies technology in everywhere to make the friendlier world to people because the convenience even from a small task has a huge impact on us.
A search engine was built in January 1996, as a research project by Larry Page, who was soon joined by Sergey Brin, two Ph.D. students at Stanford University, California. This search engine was named “BackRub,” and it was the beginning of a new era. The name of this website was changed afterward to what we know now as “Google.” I have been studying the business case of Google in one of my MIS classes and using the information I gained from that course, I am able to talk about Google. Since my audience is the instructor and my classmates, Google helps you find information that you need for your daily life in college. I want my audience to know by the end of my speech about Google //what is the history of Google, /what makes it special, //and lessons to learn from the experience of Google’s founders.
...developed the Google glasses. “Google Glass is a wearable computer with an optical head-mounted display (OHMD). It was developed by Google with the mission of producing a mass-market ubiquitous computer. Google Glass displays information in a smartphone-like hands-free format (google.com). These glasses were developed for people who are constantly on the go. With a couple mishaps though, wearable computers still needs further development.