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Articles tagged “google glass”

Media and PR

A Florida Tourism Board Tries to Figure Out How Google Glass Will Change Travel

Expect Google Glass to crop up in more tourism marketing campaigns and as a reward of social sweepstakes. It makes a destination look tech-savvy, puts played-out attractions in a new light, and attracts potential visitors that a destination might otherwise miss.

Samantha Shankman, Skift | 11 years ago

A Florida Tourism Board Tries to Figure Out How Google Glass Will Change Travel

Ground Transport

Google Glass Restrictions for Drivers Could Come in New U.S. Rules

If you want to use Google Glass in an automobile, hire an Uber black car, rent a Zipcar and have a friend get behind the wheel as a designated driver, or borrow a Google driver-less vehicle. Otherwise, the ticket inevitably will be more expensive than, well, shelling out for Google Glass.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 11 years ago

Google Glass Restrictions for Drivers Could Come in New U.S. Rules

Online Travel

Google Glass and running of the bulls part of travel company promotion

Google Glass will be promoted through so many travel and cultural experiences in the future that use of the wearable tech will undoubtedly wear thin, but for now Authentic Voyages is wise to get ahead of the pack in its marketing for running of the bulls.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 11 years ago

Google Glass and running of the bulls part of travel company promotion

Airlines

Using Google Glass as part of air travel experience

Still early in use cases being defined for Google Glass, when it comes to air travel. Treating Glass like how you would treat your mobile device usage would seem to be the most common use case, like here.

Skift | 11 years ago

Business Travel

Why Google Glass should be on every business traveler’s packing list

All business travelers want instantaneous information when keeping track of several flights, reservations, and meetings. According to this reviewer, Google Glass does all of that without travelers ever having to take their hands off the wheel.

Skift | 11 years ago

Online Travel

Google Glass: No relief from privacy invasion even at the urinal

You can read this story and, given the privacy implications, almost think it is a hoax. Sure, people can already take their smartphone cameras into public restrooms, but if you can indeed wink and take a photo with Google Glass, then there is literally nowhere to hide.

Skift | 11 years ago

Google Glass: No relief from privacy invasion even at the urinal

Online Travel

Caesars the first casino to ban Google Glass, will others follow?

Caesars is the largest operator of casinos in the world, if it says no to Google Glass -- which makes sense as it prohibits recording devices -- others will follow suit as well.

Skift | 11 years ago

Caesars the first casino to ban Google Glass, will others follow?

Online Travel

Can Google Glass succeed where other augmented reality travel has failed?

Most of the AR efforts, especially in travel as listed here, have bordered on gimmicks for the sake of it, without any considerations of real-life user experience. Will Google Glass break through that AR barrier?

Jason Clampet, Skift | 11 years ago

Can Google Glass succeed where other augmented reality travel has failed?

Online Travel

Google Glass: Tight restrictions for developers

Google began selling Google Glass to developers for $1,500, but forget about loaning or selling it to someone else. Google would immediately disable the device -- and probably its relationship with you.

Skift | 11 years ago

Google Glass: Tight restrictions for developers

Online Travel

How Google Glass will shatter notions of privacy

In the future, FBI informants won't be asked if they are wearing a wire. Instead, the question might be: Are those Google Glasses?

Skift | 11 years ago

How Google Glass will shatter notions of privacy