The ability to take photos and videos and then share exactly what the user is seeing through Google Hangouts.
The option to use the Google search engine through the glasses, using Wi-Fi or a smartphone’s data connection.
The ability to have translations streamed straight to the wearer through the screen.
Reminders to complete certain chores or tasks with an added visual aspect that will prompt a notification to appear on the user’s screen every time they look at a particular object.
The ability to sync the glasses to calendars stored on phones or computers in order to receive reminders of events and meetings.
Support of both voice and video calls. In the video calls, wearers can show the other person exactly what they’re looking at instead of talking face-to-face.
The ability to answer emails and text messages using voice dictation.
Collaboration with Google Maps to provide step-by-step directions with a map displayed on the screen.
The ability to respond to facial and head movements, such as allowing the user to tilt their head to scroll through a page or operate the device with eye movements.
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