Glass wins Google web browser and SMS reader - Terra Brazil

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Google has updated Glass on Monday and launched a browser for easy access to internet content with smart glasses. The novelty is part of a list of features added to the gadget dress – like reading SMS aloud. The information is from Mashable.

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“We had been exploring ways to allow navigate deeper and get to the exact information you need, exactly when they want,” said Google in Google+ post announcing the changes. “Find something and then tap ‘view site’ ( view website ) to access the page”, the text explains how navigation works in Glass.

Once on the page, the user can use different commands glasses smart touchpad to navigate like using a mouse or a touchscreen. To scroll down the page, for example, you need to slide your finger to the touchpad on the front Glass.

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To close the screen or push it away, you should use two fingers forward (zoom in) or back (zoom out). Continuously pressing the touchpad with two fingers and moving the head can have a panoramic view of the screen – playing once the screen while looking at other locations makes the browser focus on the center of the page.

Google also announced in the same post that is working to facilitate communication between users with Glass. One of the novelties in this regard is that the user can ask intelligent glasses to read aloud text messages, and can still dictate or write messages to be sent by the gadget.

The Glass updates are automatic and will arrive to users in the coming days, according to Google.

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Google Glass reproduces images through a prism located on the top right of the frame

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