Google unveiled a new video presenting its intelligent glasses. With each announcement, the company reveals a bit more of its secrets. This time around, the video shows Google Glass’ UI in real world situations offering a multitude of possibilities that dreams are like video conferencing, sms, gps, internet searches, translation or recording video, this incredible project Google Glass announced in April 2012 is to discover in images and video after the jump.
Google Glass UI
The UI shown in the video is radically more subdued than in the original concept video. Gone are the little circles and VH1 Pop-Up Video-ish notifications. Instead, users interact with Google Glass through a single pane in the top right. Everything from Google searches to notifications to hangouts seemingly happen in this one space — rather than dancing around the field of vision like in earlier Google Glass videos.
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