Comments on: Google Goggles http://calilewis.me/google-goggles The Blog of Cali Lewis Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:35:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Buster Whitcher http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-24012 Buster Whitcher Sun, 25 Jul 2010 06:50:50 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-24012 @John I totally agree with that point @John I totally agree with that point

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]]> By: David http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18321 David Wed, 30 Dec 2009 01:48:20 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18321 The really cool part of the demo was taking a pic of the logo and having that bring up results. The barcode reading ... I agree is not the greatest of demos. Programmatically that's easy. Recognizing the logo is harder to do. Now if they could have 1) done it live instead of taking a pic and 2) coupled the demo with a web service containing meta data (overlay it on the camera display) instead of just the standard Google search page results it would have been much more impressive. The really cool part of the demo was taking a pic of the logo and having that bring up results. The barcode reading … I agree is not the greatest of demos. Programmatically that’s easy. Recognizing the logo is harder to do. Now if they could have 1) done it live instead of taking a pic and 2) coupled the demo with a web service containing meta data (overlay it on the camera display) instead of just the standard Google search page results it would have been much more impressive.

]]> By: Mark http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18320 Mark Tue, 29 Dec 2009 21:12:48 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18320 Amazon app on iPhone does most of that, with no prob. Just sayin, didn't look revolutionary to me. Amazon app on iPhone does most of that, with no prob. Just sayin, didn’t look revolutionary to me.

]]> By: Techboy http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18319 Techboy Tue, 29 Dec 2009 20:39:17 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18319 I agree with @blackfeathers. Okay the video was a bit boring, but it was a great demonstration of what is possible now. It's going to be one of those technologies that once we all have it, we will wonder how we lived without it :-) I agree with @blackfeathers.

Okay the video was a bit boring, but it was a great demonstration of what is possible now.

It’s going to be one of those technologies that once we all have it, we will wonder how we lived without it :-)

]]> By: blackfeathers http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18318 blackfeathers Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:51:10 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18318 someone above in the comments is missing the point. the video, while not that great on its own, is showing only one practical demonstration of google goggles. google is taking strategic action in aligning their core competencies and bridging it with more practical and useful possibilities of augmented reality(ar). why open one app only for one function(barcode/qr) when goggle goggles would be able pull any contextual data from virtually any scenic image? sure, one can point a camera phone + gps around to find the nearest starbucks with ar, but google is thinking beyond that. what tools does google _already have_ that they can harness for everyday uses? [...search being one of them.] i think they're not as far behind as you might think they are. it's about putting different pieces together for a more seamless and more useful experience... no longer one app for one function. check out this 'augmented reality explained' post describing some possibilities: http://thomaskcarpenter.com/2009/12/08/8-things-that-are-possible-with-google-goggles/ :) someone above in the comments is missing the point. the video, while not that great on its own, is showing only one practical demonstration of google goggles.

google is taking strategic action in aligning their core competencies and bridging it with more practical and useful possibilities of augmented reality(ar). why open one app only for one function(barcode/qr) when goggle goggles would be able pull any contextual data from virtually any scenic image?

sure, one can point a camera phone + gps around to find the nearest starbucks with ar, but google is thinking beyond that. what tools does google _already have_ that they can harness for everyday uses? [...search being one of them.]

i think they’re not as far behind as you might think they are. it’s about putting different pieces together for a more seamless and more useful experience… no longer one app for one function.

check out this ‘augmented reality explained’ post describing some possibilities: http://thomaskcarpenter.com/2009/12/08/8-things-that-are-possible-with-google-goggles/

:)

]]> By: craiginsd http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18317 craiginsd Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:07:55 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18317 Red Laser on the iPhone already does this, I believe. Red Laser on the iPhone already does this, I believe.

]]> By: Google Goggles Video | Creative License with Dave Dufour http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18316 Google Goggles Video | Creative License with Dave Dufour Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:04:40 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18316 [...] from the people at Google is so impressive sometimes, I thought this ought to be included here.  Cali Lewis has the video demo of Google Goggles, an app that could be a real game changer in the world of cell phones. Share and [...] [...] from the people at Google is so impressive sometimes, I thought this ought to be included here.  Cali Lewis has the video demo of Google Goggles, an app that could be a real game changer in the world of cell phones. Share and [...]

]]> By: Mario http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18315 Mario Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:55:53 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18315 See above for someone who is missing the point. See above for someone who is missing the point.

]]> By: Charles Lau http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18314 Charles Lau Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:22:53 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18314 That's cool! It makes me wanna buy an Android phone... That’s cool! It makes me wanna buy an Android phone…

]]> By: Gomisan http://calilewis.me/google-goggles#comment-18313 Gomisan Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:22:03 +0000 http://calilewis.me/?p=1766#comment-18313 SO it's a barcode scanner and web search. How boring. Seriously, this wont take of until the application can take the live view from the camera, recognise a barcode or other symbol and provide on screen information live. These augmented reality apps are appearing already, so why is Google Goggles so far behind the 8 ball? Android needs to LEAD here, not drag along behind. SO it’s a barcode scanner and web search. How boring.

Seriously, this wont take of until the application can take the live view from the camera, recognise a barcode or other symbol and provide on screen information live.

These augmented reality apps are appearing already, so why is Google Goggles so far behind the 8 ball? Android needs to LEAD here, not drag along behind.

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