Google Glass vs. Smartphone: Camera, Hangout, Games and Live Stream All-In-One Wearable Headgear
Take photos
Google Glass Cameral Tool is all about convenience and not so much about an extremely high quality image creation. The evolution in digital photo technology now has a humongous camera into our phones and tablets. But now Google has the same functionality in Glass, which is considerably smaller and lighter than a Smartphone. It is also hands free, which makes snapshots easy.
With 20 megapixel cameras on smartphones likr the next gen phones like Samsung, and iPhone, you might be a bit disappointed with the quality of the Google Glass camera. Nonetheless, you can't overlook the ease with which it works. No other camera in the world could probably take pictures using gestures.
Hangout
Hangout on Google Glass has the option of screen sharing.
The screen sharing on hangout is one exceptional feature on the Google glass which allows you to share what you're looking at. The visuals can be shared through Google Hangouts, which is a better way to communicate with people.
Games
Of course, who can live without games on Google Glass?
You can bet that Google intends the Glass to be a gaming platform and it lends itself well to gaming.Google Glass already has developed many small games that can readily be played on the headgear.
Google Glass carries with it distinct gaming functions that has inbuilt technology for developing a full- fledged gaming device.
Live stream
With the live stream app on the glass, broadcasting was never this easy. All the live updates can be shot hassle free without carrying a bulky camera around.
With live strwam videos you can video all you want of whatever you are looking at and you don't need a heavy duty video cam to do it. This is probably the best way to shoot videos that are candid, impromptu, capturing the 'moment' with as little interference as possible. Live stream combines well with Glass since you can take and watch live streaming video with ease.
With Reports by Silicon India
