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Developers Begin Hunt For a Killer App For Google Glass 155

holy_calamity writes "Companies large and small are working to create the first "killer app" for Google Glass, the wearable display to go on sale later this year, reports MIT Technology Review. Evernote is among large companies that got early access to prototypes and has been testing ideas for some time, but is staying quiet about its plans. Meanwhile new startups with apps for Glass are being created and funded, although uncertainty about whether consumers will embrace the technology has steered them towards commercial and industrial ideas, such as apps for for doctors and maintenance technicians."
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Developers Begin Hunt For a Killer App For Google Glass

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  • by Fnord666 ( 889225 ) on Saturday March 09, 2013 @09:44AM (#43125255) Journal
    A good "killer" app would be to randomly black out the display for a second or three, particularly when GPS indicates a speed greater than 60 mph.

    If you want something beneficial to the wearer instead, how about a targeting reticle?

  • by flyneye ( 84093 ) on Saturday March 09, 2013 @10:48AM (#43125479) Homepage

    Need beer goggles
    Better yet, an app that shows which women in a bar have the highest basal temperature indicating fertile time and willingness to breed.
    It could be modified to show which have had the most to drink in order to save you money. Perhaps there could be a ratings system linked to a database to see which particular preferences and mileage are involved and any disease. The point of technology is to save human time and effort so it can be expended toward more fruitful pursuits.
    This is legitimate and a giant step for mankind that should receive a lions share of startup and government funding, providing benefits for all.(friends with benefits , that is)

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