Tuesday, 10 September 2013 - 02:29
Google adds new features to glass
Glass can now search for YouTube videos and can recognize music. Also added, is a new way to share photos.Google glass is not yet available to the public, but the smart glasses are constantly upgraded with new features. The last update added Vignettes, according to Google+.
This feature enables users to automatically tell a whole story with just one picture. In the upper right hand corner of a Vignette photo there's a box with information about the picture. That could be the location where the picture was taken or the music the person who took the picture was listening to at the time.
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Flickr Glass-users can add the information box immediately after the picture was taken. The information box looks the same as the display of Google glass, which is projected in the upper right hand corner of the user's view. After the update glass search results now also show YouTube video's. Although Glass has a browser, search results are displayed initially in a modified, simplified form. YouTube videos are now among those results. Glass can now also recognize music, just like apps like Shazam do. Users can quickly find out what music is being played by lightly touching the touchpad on the side of Glass, and then sweep forward. Users may also simply ask Glass what song is being played. In both cases the smart glasses show the information in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
tedeytan,
Flickr Glass-users can add the information box immediately after the picture was taken. The information box looks the same as the display of Google glass, which is projected in the upper right hand corner of the user's view. After the update glass search results now also show YouTube video's. Although Glass has a browser, search results are displayed initially in a modified, simplified form. YouTube videos are now among those results. Glass can now also recognize music, just like apps like Shazam do. Users can quickly find out what music is being played by lightly touching the touchpad on the side of Glass, and then sweep forward. Users may also simply ask Glass what song is being played. In both cases the smart glasses show the information in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
