What Exactly is Google Glass?

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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.

References:

1- www.firstpost.com/google...glass/.../google-glasses-advantages...google- glass -disadvantages-of-google-glass-google-glass.../359813qhT_9tZPo8..

2-Jump up ^ Goldman, David (4 April 2012). "Google unveils 'Project Glass' virtual-reality glasses". Money (CNN). Retrieved 4 April 2012..

3-Jump up ^ Albanesius, Chloe (4 April 2012). "Google 'Project Glass' Replaces the Smartphone With Glasses". PC Magazine. Retrieved 4 April 2012.

4-^ Jump up to: a b c d Miller, Claire Cain (20 February 2013). "Google Searches for Style". The New York Times. Retrieved 5 March 2013

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