Simply going to http://glass.google.com doesn't yield anything useful because you don't even have a login there. Oh, and it redirects you to http://www.google.com/glass/start/. That's not intuitive nor helpful, not to mention there is no login...Ok??
Simple stuff:
- Get the app
- Pairing with a device
- Using either the MyGlass app, which isn't support on all iOS devices (it seems they need to be cellular connected?), nor all Android devices. Good luck easily finding a list of supported devices. Simple Google or DuckDuckGo searches didn't get me a list.
- Android:
- https://support.google.com/glass/answer/3068035?hl=en&ref_topic=4363303
- https://support.google.com/glass/answer/3064128?hl=en&ref_topic=3063354
- iOS info here:
- Connecting to a WiFi Network
- https://glass.google.com/u/0/myglass
- Getting to this site wasn't intuitive either. Just going to glass.google.com was to see a large advertisement, but nothing about logging in and viewing my app.
- There's a community
- Search for posts
- inside the community, it'd be helpful if there was a stack-overflow style search, question and answer view.
Google, next time please at least give me some directions to get the basics down. Even my iPad had these initial things available. Better to over-communicate than assume your audience knows what to expect. If you want common users to understand and learn how to use your device, you need to make it as intuitive as possible. Nothing of my experience has yet to be intuitive.
Even a simple directive to point me here https://support.google.com/glass/?hl=en#topic=4363345
would have made a world of difference. Honestly, there has to be a better way to launch this product so that dorks like me don't have to hunt. If I wanted that, I'd go learn Unix. I want to use Glass to be more productive, and so far it's been a PITA. Let's work together to make this better. Deal?
