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The Google Glass package also includes a charger, a Micro USB data cable, a soft bag for the Glass, and paper instructions. The instructions mention that Glass is not suitable for wearing in all occasions and environments.

First time setup

To be honest, Google Glass is very annoying to set up. I originally thought that it would be easy to set up using the latest Jelly

Bean system Nexus device, but Unexpectedly, this was not the case. This requires visiting the website and selecting the Google account and WiFi network you want to use. Bring Google

Glass and scan the QR code to connect to the Internet.

The first problem encountered in this way is that the QR code is incomprehensible to the human eye, and if you type the wrong QR code, the user will not be able to connect to the network. The second problem is that it seems difficult to take pictures with Glass. It often fails to let an object enter the lens to take pictures. The reflective screen of the Nexus device is very difficult to set up. Finally, I used MacBook Air screen Media City If the computer screen you are using is reflective, Glass may not be able to recognize the QR code.

Navigating with Google Glass

Initially, Glass wearers had to tilt their head or click, and then say "Okay, Glass." Navigation options for the Glass software include:

Scroll - Swipe your finger forward on the touch area to scroll down. Before the upgrade, swipe down to activate menus such as delete and zoom

Zoom – Use two fingers to swipe forward or backward in the touch area, much like two-finger swiping on a Mac, but side to side.

Look around - Use two fingers to tap the trackpad, then turn your head

Click - While looking around, you can click on anything in the middle of the screen

We can also use voice to control Glass, just like Apple's Siri, which can understand some questions, such as "How tall is the Eiffel Tower?", and then you can also ask "In what year was it built", Glass will know what you asked. Still the Eiffel Tower.

Driving directions

Glass requires an Android device with the MyGlass application installed. If you want Glass to work with Apple iOS devices, you must jailbreak and use the plug-in developed by @b3ll. When searching for a certain location, you need to say "Okay, Glass, search (somewhere)", and then the system will display a 3D navigation interface and a voice will inform the user how to get there.

Making phone calls

Glass can be used as a Bluetooth receiving device for phone calls and Hangouts. However, Glass does not have speakers, but it uses bone conduction to transmit sound into the user's ears. You can feel small vibrations on your head when using it. However, there is no volume control, so in noisy places, you have to plug your ears to hear clearly. Glass will display the contact's picture, contact name and call time on the screen.

Google Hangouts

The experience of sending Hangouts text messages using Glass is very good, but the same cannot be said for video calls. Because Glass can't take video of the wearer's face, that means you can only see what the wearer sees when you're on a video call with a Glass user.

Watch the news

Through the MyGlass application, you can install CNN, New York Times and other applications for Glass. Key news will be pushed over in a few minutes, and then Glass can display the story with pictures. Introduction can be read automatically. These news apps work better and include beautiful photos, profiles, and more.

E-mail

It is difficult to add contacts. You must use the MyGlass application to add contacts for chat, texting, etc. However, Glass can directly reply to the person who sent the email, but once the problem is solved, Glass can accurately read the email through voice. Each email has the words "Sent from my Google Glass" at the end.