Getting to know Glass - Google Glass Help
Listen. All audio comes from an oval speaker on the inside of the battery pod, just behind your ear. When flush to your head, you'll hear notifications, phone calls, and other sounds from your device.
Google Glass Help
Official Google Glass Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Glass and other answers to frequently asked questions.
Welcome to Glass! - Google Glass Help
Welcome to a world through Glass. Here we'll help you get comfortable with your new Glass, and then run through some of the exciting things you can do.
Glass gestures - Google Help
Click here to learn more about Google Glass Enterprise Edition. Glass gestures Interacting with Glass is a unique experience that can range from head gestures to touch gestures that allow you to use Glass but stay in the moment with others with minimal distraction.
Setting up with MyGlass 1.7 or below - Google Glass Help
Select the Google Account you want to connect to your Glass device. If you don't see the option to select an account, click the menu on the top right of the app and select Setup Glass. Once you see a QR code, tap your Glass to scan the code and in a moment it will connect to the Internet and sign you in to your device.
Fitting Glass - Google Help
Like when wearing new glasses, it may take some getting used to. Just like when you receive your first pair of prescription glasses, please ease into your use of Glass. If you’ve had Lasik surgery, ask your doctor about risks of eye impact damage before using Glass.
FAQ - Google Glass Help
Like when wearing glasses, some people may feel eye strain or get a headache. If you've had Lasik surgery, ask your doctor about risks of eye impact damage before using Glass. Don't let children under 13 use Glass as it could harm developing vision.
Tech specs - Google Glass Help
Click here to learn more about Google Glass Enterprise Edition. Tech specs. Fit.
Glasses Prototype Testing in Public - AR Help - Google Help
Glasses prototype testing allows selected participants to test new glasses prototypes and services not available to the public. Who is eligible to test glasses prototypes? At this time eligibility is limited to Google employees and select trusted testers. For more information on how you can participate in Google Research click this link.
Frames - Google Glass Help
Find your look with lightweight titanium frames for Glass. Attach these frames to Glass to match your style and, with the help of your eye care provider, your lens prescription.