Google Glass Explorer Edition 2.0 review with Technical Specification

Google Glass Explorer Edition 2.0 review with Technical Specification

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Let us discuss with Jogendra singh, What is new in Google Glass Explorer Edition 2.0 with Technical Specification.

What is Google Glass?

It has an asymmetrical design, with the device's processor, memory, and other internal hardware housed in a curved plastic bar that hugs the right side of your face. A thinner visor-like portion of the bar wraps around your head to hold everything in place, and two nose pads protrude from wires to prop Glass up.

There's a micro-USB port on the bottom of the main body, sitting just in front of your right ear that why you can plug in optional earbud accessories.

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What is new in Google Glass Explorer Edition 2.0?

1. At first Google required Glass Explorers to have an in-person meeting with a Google rep to fit the device to their faces. We skipped that part (Google now gives you the option of having it shipped to your doorstep). As you can bend them when you want to, but they stay pretty firmly in place once you find your sweet spot.
2. The front visor that fits Glass to your face also has some bend to it. You can squeeze it and flex it back without feeling like your investment is going to snap in two. It applies enough pressure to stay firmly on my head, but doesn't feel like my melon is being squeezed in a vice grip. It's understandable if you'd want to treat such an expensive device gingerly, but, overall, Glass feels very durable.
3. The right side of Glass’s body (that thick bar) doubles as a track-pad. There are two main ways to control Glass: with your voice, and by swiping and tapping on that track-pad. It can also respond to the angle of your head (via accelerometer and gyroscope) and the tracking of your right eye (via an infrared sensor), but voice and the track-pad are your primary means of navigating the Google Glass UI.
4. Glass not only gives you visual feedback on that display, but it also gives you audio feedback. If you aren't using any accessories, then that happens through a bone conduction transducer that sits above your right ear. That little transducer sends vibrations through your skull, but I find the sensation similar to having a little speaker sitting near my right ear. The only difference is that other people nearby won't hear much out of it. You can adjust Glass' volume in its settings, and if there's too much background noise, covering your right ear should help you to better hear the bone conduction audio.
5. The hands-free portion of Glass starts with a nod of your head. If you turn on a "head wake-up" feature in Glass' settings, then a tilt of your head up to a 30° angle will turn on Glass' display. At that point, you can say "OK Glass" and follow it with something like "send a message to Suzie", take a picture, record a video.

Technical Specification of Google Glass Explorer 2.0:-

1.  Google Glass has a 5-megapixel camera that sits on the front of its main body(you just swipe on the touchpad, or utter any voice commands to take a photo);
2.  Long battery life for continuous use of Google Glass;
3. 25-inch high definition screen from eight feet away;
4. Google glass have 16 GB flash memory;
5. The device Google Glass will sync to your Google Drive, giving you both a place to stash your photos and video clips as well as a stash of documents and files you can call up from the cloud.

Source: Google Glass, Gigmag;

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