Eric Schmidt on Google odd glass may accept

At least one Google executive company using Interactive eyewear can be kind of weird acknowledges.
Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, who spoke on Thursday, according to a report by Reuters ", weirdest thing," Google is talking about glass.

He said that the wearer can see the video and can be relay information about the New Etiquette for products that will need to develop.
"Google clearly has the glasses are inappropriate," he said, according to Reuters.
Schmidt also offered glass applications before users get Google's approval will be required for that. By contrast, anyone can create and download apps for Android smartphones and tablets distribution.
"This is very new, we decided to be more careful," Schmidt said, according to Reuters. "It is always easy to open it in the future."
Earlier this year, Google unveiled augmented reality products and Google's recent $ 1,500 prototypes of glass partition in Explorer program started. Device, photographs discussions, get directions, search the web and more, video can be comes in the form of eyeglasses. Google glass in 2014 is expected to reach the market for the general public.
The New York Times already Google has released an app for the glasses, the first installable third-party app was available for glassware owners. Features breaking news alerts and includes hourly news updates, and user stories by tilting their heads and can navigate images. In the app you can tap to read the article summary.