Apparently the glasses will also be able to take pictures, and the prototype even had a flash to aid with photography at night. However it was noted that the camera was extremely small and likely to be capable of only a few megapixels. The HUD is said to be only for one side, is not transparent; and the glasses won’t have dual-3D configurations like was previously mentioned.
The navigation is also said to use head-tilting motions for scrolling and clicking, and is supposedly easy to learn and almost unnoticeable to outside users once perfected. Apparently Google is unsure about whether the glasses have a mass market appeal and is trying to figure out how to sell them. A test pilot program like what it did with its Cr-48 Chromebooks might also be used for these glasses – which might actually kick off pretty soon.
As usual with all rumors, we’ll just have to take this one with a pinch of salt. I guess time will tell if we actually see these glasses made available to the public – assuming they exist in the first place. What do you think? Would you be keen on rocking a pair of Google AR glasses?