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stop number one


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the beginning


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getting some work done at the office


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incognito mode


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#throughglass


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annoying testing


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go Bruins?

Plymouth beach

ingress target

oh ingress, you make me want to go outside more

it was my intention to get to work around 6:45 since I left my house at 6:20am: I did an all nighter for work (updates)

I ended up getting to work an hour later (7:30) because i decided to go on an ingress route that I made last night: at least I ended up occupying a small town in the end.

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so this is what it's like at 7 a.m.

this might be worth voiding my warranty.

I must find a way to integrate ingress with glass. It only makes more sense to receive notification when one is near a portal, enemy or not.

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Google Health should return

I realize the Google Health was way ahead of its time. I want to integrate radiology images because this is what I do for work; however,  I'm concerned about the patient safety.

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"get directions to" is a battery drainer

I realize that using the "get directions to" action inside of class while tethered to my iPhone drains my Glass's battery incredibly fast. I went from 99 percent to 80 percent within 6 minutes.

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New Blogger Glassware Add-On Available: The Toolcard!

I'm excited to announce new updates for the Blogger Glassware! I've introduce the Blogger "Toolcard". The Toolcard allows users to access additional features such as Blog-By-Voice (posting w/o a picture and just text) and Comment Retrieval on your top five blog entries.

You can enable the Add-On by logging into the Glassware menu from https://myglassapps.com/#blogger  (selecting the subscribe button on the main page) and enabling the card from the Add-Ons tab. Once the Toolcard has been added to your Timeline, make sure you "Pin it" for easy access to these additional features.

More Screenshots:

could shoutcast be possible with glass?

once upon a time there was a program called shoutcast that allowed you to stream music from your machine: I wonder if this is possible to use glass as a medium. However, I realized that the HTML5 audio and video tags have been disabled from the Mirror API, I'm not entirely sure if this is still possible.

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never work on glassware without preparing yourself a great meal

having a nice morning walk in the park