Forbes report argues that Google Glass will be standing in the way of Facebook’s maneuvering for a larger mobile presence.
By allowing professional photographers to preview the device, Google is signaling that Project Glass is not simply a mobile device, but also as a social device. Photos are a key part of modern human social interaction, and Glass will provide a way for users to share their first-hand experiences, to allow others to see things from their perspective. Facebook wants users to fill their Timelines with a record of their life. However, if all of those experiences are filtered through the view of a Google product, will Facebook ever be able to get ahead? Source: webpronews.com/
Google gave quite the dramatic presentation when Sergey Brin interrupted a Google+ presentation to demo the much talked about Project Glass. This is the Project Glass presentation in its entirety.
The announcement behind all the spectacle was that Google I/O attendees will be able to pre-order the “Explorer Edition” of Google Glass for $1,500. U.S.-based convention attendees will be able to have the device shipped to them “early next year.”
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