The Google Glass is quickly gaining traction as the next step in wearable computers. With a host of new third-party apps coming from various developers, support for Google Glass is growing rapidly. In light of this Google has released a video on how to use Google Glass which you can check out below:
Clearly, the controls are much more intuitive than earlier described. Rather than just have a push button on the side, the touch control adds on a whole bunch of other possibilities. However, while the interface in the video above shows super smooth performance with no lag in between, the reality is a bit different. Various user videos such as those from Dan McLaughlin highlight the fact that the real experience does have a good amount of lag. While the voice commands are also very accurate, it isn't entirely perfect either. For a look at the real Google Glass in action check out Dan McLaughlin and other user's Google Glass usage videos below:
Dan McLaughlin on using Google Glass
Dan McLaughlin testing Google Glass Voice Recognition
Google sponsored Google Glass videos tend to be more polished on a whole as you can see from this one regarding the Large Hadron Colider.
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