Google Glass Week
13News Now at Daybreak will give viewers a different look at our newscast usingthe cutting edge technology of “Google Glass.” During the 6am hour of Daybreak, a different crew member willwear the device for a first hand view of what they see when they do their job. Anchor LaSalle Blanks, TrafficReporter Ashley Smith, and Meteorologist Craig Moeller, along with some behind the scenes staff, will be wearing the glasses
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Everything is delayed with the glasses and you can't hear other people talk. -
The microphones range is somewhat limited. But you should be able to hear things, especially during the commercial breaks. -
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It's just a black screen on my iPad. What type of an image is being used? -
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It looks like it is an Adobe Flash image and that won't work on the iPad or iPhone. -
This morning's news/weather from the eyes of your director thru Google glasses were bad. We couldn't hear what you guys were saying. Please find another use for these glasses, We enjoy you and not the BS that goes with people walking around and talking with these glasses
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I don't like these glasses, the person wearing them look weired Plus the peson wearing them the picture jumps all over the place. hope this isn't the sign that you will be using ths all the time.
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I'm not a Google apologist, but I frankly find the backlash against Google Glass to be surprising. As a fan of science fiction, including the classic Neal Stephenson book, "Snow Crash" (a bit of a dystopian view, but still…), I've always considered this technology to be inevitable. I wish it had come along sooner. Granted, this device is still in its first generation, so I wouldn't be surprised if subsequent models don't get even better—less obtrusive, better image quality, etc., as well as better integration with our everyday lives. Even so, the first generation is particularly impressive. Maybe this is like smartphones. Eight years ago, I recall a lot of folks asking why they would every need one. Then came iPhone, Android, et al.
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I was one of the lucky ones that got an invitation, but didn't have the money for it