#ThroughGlass : An Introduction to Google Glass
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I was recently asked to give a presentation about Google Glass down in Saltillo Mexico at a tech conference there. These were the slides from my presentation (Video coming soon)
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- Hello, I’m Nick Moline, I’m a Senior Software Engineer at Justia.com. I’m here today to talk to you about this gadget I’m wearing on my face here. This is Google Glass
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