Google I/O 2013: Keynote. Project Glass: Live Demo At Google I/O. Google Mirror API: Guidelines. Kernel-glass-XE04.0-RC06.tar.xz - google-glass-kernel-source - Glass Kernel Source for build xrr02 - Google Glass kernel GPL source. My favorites ▼ | Sign in Project Home Downloads Wiki Issues Terms - Privacy - Project Hosting Help Powered by Google Project Hosting.
gGlass "runs" 4.0.4 / Has OMAP4430. gGlass "runs" 4.0.4 / Has OMAP4430 Jay Lee's Google+ Jay Lee was able to poke around and get some infobits off his gGlass unit via ADB.
From the logs we found that: Downloads - Google App Engine. Glass. The Mirror API provides a set of building blocks that you can use to build services for Glass.
Because Glass services are probably different than other software you have developed, it may not be obvious how to fit features of the Mirror API together. Many services fall into a few categories of API usage. Here are some stories that illustrate how to combine the features of the Mirror API to create Glass services. Cat Facts Delivering content to the Glass timeline is a simple yet powerful use of the Google Mirror API. Your user visits your web application and subscribes by authenticating with OAuth 2.0.Every hour, on the hour, your service delivers a new Cat Fact to each of your users' Glass. Cat Facts would be implemented using the timeline insert method: Users subscribe by authenticating with OAuth 2.0Cat Facts stores an index of users and their credentialsEvery hour, Cat Facts publishes a new Cat Fact. Add a cat to that Architecturally, this service would follow this API flow:
Google Glass: What Do You Want To Know About Google's Internet Eyewear? If there's one thing anyone who's worn Google's zany augmented-reality eyewear can agree on, it's that people are really curious about it.
I've been wearing Glass for about four days now, so I have a pretty solid grasp on the essentials of wearing and using it. I've also gotten a perspective on navigating the strange new social waters that wearing on a computer on your face throws you into headlong. So let's start with the basics and work our way out. Google Glassware: How Developers Can Build Apps For Google Glass. Google Glass just got a little bit more real.
If you were worried that Google’s augmented reality glasses were a pie-in-the-sky concept that might not ever become a real product, you can relax. That is not going to happen to Google Glass. Google released the tech details to Glass this week - along with everything that developers need to know to build apps for the specs.
Called “Glassware,” the Google Mirror API is designed to let developers create innovative, useful and fun apps for the forthcoming Glasses. What can you build and how do you build it? Java Or Python Google recommends two programming languages for building apps for Glassware: Java and Python. It is essentially the same for Python, except you do not need Maven or Eclipse. Google Glass. What's Inside Google Glass? There's a lot of mystique surrounding Google Glass, but the high-tech specs just got a detailed teardown from a group of early adopters, revealing a deeper look at the inner workings of the device.
The team at Catwig.com has dissembled (and very impressively, reassembled) Google Glass, and even installed a pair of prescription lenses as an experiment. Alternative frames for Glass, which will accommodate prescription lenses, are reportedly in the works. "The build quality is what you'd expect from a device that costs as much as a high-end laptop," the company noted on its website. "Everything fits together precisely, and has a solid feel and great surface finish. " To start, Catwig removed the titanium frame from the pod holding the technology. GGlass: Applications. Google Glass Menu Options walkthrough [Video] MyGlass. Break through language barriers with Google Translate. • Translate between 80 languages• Converse naturally and let Google translate• Speak, type, write, or take a picture to translate• Translate offline while traveling.
No internet connection needed.• Save your translations and access from any device(Camera input and offline translation are available for Android 2.3 and above) Google Glass - Karthik.K's Geek Center! Google Glass system image released to the public. It's now upto the Hackers to mess around with it. Google today released the system image and the rooted bootloader of the Google Glass to the public.
The factory image weighs about 332MB and is now available for download from here. This year’s Google I/O had an interesting session on Google Glass. And that was “Voiding your warranty of Google Glass.” People from the Glass team came up on stage and explained some of the possibilities of hacking and making use of Glass on the hackers perspective. And now, in a move to encourage people to make use of Glass, the company has released the rooted system image. But then, any hacking voids your warranty. Warning: Rooting, unlocking, or flashing your Glass voids your warranty and can leave your device in an irrecoverable state. The company earlier released the Kernel source and we broke it first. Now that the code is out, I just can’t wait to see what the Glass Explorers would do with the code. Google Glassware: How Developers Can Build Apps For Google Glass. Google Glass just got a little bit more real.
If you were worried that Google’s augmented reality glasses were a pie-in-the-sky concept that might not ever become a real product, you can relax. That is not going to happen to Google Glass. Google released the tech details to Glass this week - along with everything that developers need to know to build apps for the specs. Called “Glassware,” the Google Mirror API is designed to let developers create innovative, useful and fun apps for the forthcoming Glasses. Google Glass: What Do You Want To Know About Google's Internet Eyewear? If there's one thing anyone who's worn Google's zany augmented-reality eyewear can agree on, it's that people are really curious about it.
I've been wearing Glass for about four days now, so I have a pretty solid grasp on the essentials of wearing and using it. I've also gotten a perspective on navigating the strange new social waters that wearing on a computer on your face throws you into headlong. So let's start with the basics and work our way out. Q: What is Google Glass? What's Inside Google Glass? gGlass "runs" 4.0.4 / Has OMAP4430. GGlass: Applications.