I am so looking forward to the adoption of Google Glass in to wider society. I Will now have a valid reason for punching dickheads square in the face.
It will be interesting how Police handle it;
Sorrry Officer the man insulted me he deserved a smack in the face.
Officer; sir he was talking to an inaminte object on his face, obviously he is a cunt, punch him again while I turn my back.
I expect a lot of BMW drivers to be wearing these like those douche tooth headsets.
What’s the difference in someone wearing and talking in an ear piece with Bluetooth, don’t know why people are so afraid of Google glass,I might get a pair if affordable and would dare someone to come close to throwing a punch at me.
I could only watch the first one in one sitting. I’ll watch the others later.
But it looks awesome.
Jeez, I hope I never turn into one of these people who are angry about everything new and unusual (especially if the new thing is from the huge faceless multinational corporation they hate, instead of the other huge faceless multinational corporation that they love).
As a musician, I’m hoping to one day use google glass as way to replace music stands and printed sheet music… beyond that I don’t think I’d ever wear one of these things in public.
Anyone who walks around calling people “Pal” like that deserves a nut punch. Glass is neat, but it’s not practical for mainstream use. It’s the next Segway.
I agree that when people are wearing bluetooth headsets it can be disconcerting to hear only one side of the conversation. However, … I can usually telly within second that the person is using a headset since they are engaged in a CONVERSATION. With Glass they are just barking out commands.
In my neighborhood, it’d be Lexus drivers.
People who talk into their Bluetooth headsets while walking around still look like a dork. They are more useful, however, when you’re driving, just like how Google Glass may be more useful in other situations where you don’t have a free hand for a device.
Nice that they found someone who does Sergey Brin’s smirk so well.
What a complete asshole. That was awesome.
I am so looking forward to the adoption of Google Glass in to wider society. I Will now have a valid reason for punching dickheads square in the face.
It will be interesting how Police handle it;
Sorrry Officer the man insulted me he deserved a smack in the face.
Officer; sir he was talking to an inaminte object on his face, obviously he is a cunt, punch him again while I turn my back.
I expect a lot of BMW drivers to be wearing these like those douche tooth headsets.
What’s the difference in someone wearing and talking in an ear piece with Bluetooth, don’t know why people are so afraid of Google glass,I might get a pair if affordable and would dare someone to come close to throwing a punch at me.
I could only watch the first one in one sitting. I’ll watch the others later.
But it looks awesome.
Jeez, I hope I never turn into one of these people who are angry about everything new and unusual (especially if the new thing is from the huge faceless multinational corporation they hate, instead of the other huge faceless multinational corporation that they love).
As a musician, I’m hoping to one day use google glass as way to replace music stands and printed sheet music… beyond that I don’t think I’d ever wear one of these things in public.
Anyone who walks around calling people “Pal” like that deserves a nut punch. Glass is neat, but it’s not practical for mainstream use. It’s the next Segway.
I agree that when people are wearing bluetooth headsets it can be disconcerting to hear only one side of the conversation. However, … I can usually telly within second that the person is using a headset since they are engaged in a CONVERSATION. With Glass they are just barking out commands.
In my neighborhood, it’d be Lexus drivers.
People who talk into their Bluetooth headsets while walking around still look like a dork. They are more useful, however, when you’re driving, just like how Google Glass may be more useful in other situations where you don’t have a free hand for a device.
Nice that they found someone who does Sergey Brin’s smirk so well.