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fromThe Drum
5 days ago

Google rules out ad placements on Google Glass as it steps up rollout

Its developer page specifications read: "No Ads. You may not serve or include any advertisements in your API Client. "Data Usage: You may not use user data from your API Client for advertising purposes. You may not sell or transmit any user data received from your API Client(s) to a third-party ad network or service, data broker, or other advertising or marketing provider. For the avoidance of doubt, user data from the API Client(s) may not be used for Third-Party Ad Serving."
fromPCMAG
12 years ago

Google Glass Patent to Watch What You Watch, Read Your Emotions

If this sounds crazy, remember that last month, Watchguard's director of security strategy Corey Nachreiner warned SecurityWatch that Google glass represented an "information goldmine" for both attackers and advertisers. He talked about a sci-fi scenario where Glass could recognize objects in view. "In the future, we're going to have algorithms that will pinpoint things in video automatically," said Nachreiner. This is, more or less, exactly what the Google's gaze tracking patent covers.
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fromThe Verge
4 months ago

I know why Mark Zuckerberg risked live demo failure

Live, imperfect product demos generate excitement and authenticity that polished prerecorded keynotes have largely lost since the pandemic.
fromTheregister
8 months ago

Google, Warby Parker partner to give Glass a glowup

There's some irony in the move. The search behemoth was the first big tech name to invest in wearable computing, unveiling Google Glass in 2012 and rolling out early units to developers in 2013.
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fromBusiness Insider
8 months ago

Google cofounder Sergey Brin shares why he's back at the company 'pretty much every day now' to work on AI

Sergey Brin has returned to Google to focus on developing AI products in response to competition.
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