Context to this post here.
On Friday I was invited into Google Labs New York and given the opportunity to try out Glass.
I declined.
Here’s why.
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Reflections on Glass, References
15 Apr 2013
A few references for the You Lookin’ at Me? Reflections on Google Glass article from last week.
Changing consumer expectations with shared-services such as ZipCar; The …
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Last week I posted an essay about the adoption and impact on Google Glass that raised more questions that it answered.
Hundreds more questions in …
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So many assumptions and ambiguity wrapped up in the peculiar practice of writing “Door” in english, on glass door. Only ever seen it in Afghanistan.
Spatial …
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The simple idea that you can leave an object and return to find it vandalised.
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The Cost of Interaction
13 Mar 2012
Missed, Mixed Emotions
19 Dec 2011
The electric toothbrush is a wonderful invention – even if Braun’s milking of the its patent portfolio with propriety toothbrush heads feels like price gouging …
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Safety glass dotted with the impact of hundreds of spent rounds, below.
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Instructions for breaking glass in the even of an emergency.
Assume layers of information on top of anything and everything, contextually dependent. And then served up …
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The optimal ice-cube shape for chilling a glass of 18 year old malt whisky? A perfectly rounded, hand chipped ball of ice, cooling the glass …
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