A few weeks ago I received an email invite to the first NYC Google Glass Explorer Social. I was pretty excited. Being a Glass Explorer I often wonder what other Explorers are doing and how to meet them. Enough of us put this sentiment out there in the digital space and it seems Project Glass
As I mentioned in a previous post comparing Google Glass to another augmented reality glasses product, I’m not really into the idea of surfing the Web on Glass. Not because I think browsing content via augmented reality is a bad idea, but because the current Internet experience is based on a desktop/smartphone/tablet paradigm, and because Glass
A few years ago I read “Drop that Knowledge”, a powerful and informative book challenging the notions of truth and who speaks it. It guides you through the experiences of an organization that’s mission is “to create an environment in which young people can generate powerful, socially meaningful, urgently needed content in an environment promoting positive
I’ve had Glass for about two weeks now and had the opportunity to capture some happenings around the city. For the most part, everything will be published to my Google+ profile, so be sure to follow me there and on Twitter. #ifihadglass. In February of this year Google announced the #ifihadglass competition as a means