Google Glass Will Work With New York Times And Path Apps

Google Glass Will Work With New York Times And Path Apps


Google showed off some new features of Google Glass at SXSW, and they look to be quite useful. For example, the New York Times will be integrated with Google Glass, so you’ll see pop up notifications of breaking news. You can even peep pictures, headlines or have Google Glass read the news to you.

Google also showed off its Google Glass Path integration, which allows for pictures to be uploaded to the Path social network and users to be alerted with notifications. Gmail, an obvious feature for Google Glass, will show the email sender’s photo and subject line on the screen. You can reply by dictation to any email.

Google also said that Glass won’t have any streaming video (other than from Google+), but I guess the end goal is to make every app you incessantly check on your phone a part of your real-world vision. The future is connected! Or something. [Engadget]

Update: Here’s a little demo on how Google Glass works:

[YouTube via @NSElvis, @panzer]


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