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Re:Google Glass evangelist: It's not worth the headache on Thursday February 13, 2014 @09:54AM (#7231652)
I do not wear prescription glasses.
Re:3D printed, open source Ray-Bans for Google Glass on Thursday October 24, 2013 @02:48PM (#6607106)
I worked with Next Fab Studio in Philadelphia to develop 'Sunshade' a 3D Printed Prism Cover for Google Glass. I open sourced the code and it's available for anyone here to download and print: http://prserve.com/sunshade/Sunshade1.0.zip
I worked with Next Fab Studio in Philadelphia to develop 'Sunshade' a 3D Printed Prism Cover for my Google Glass.

I open sourced the code and it's available for anyone here to print and test out: http://prserve.com/sunshade/Sunshade1.0.zip

This $2.42 3D-printed ‘sunshade’ makes Google Glass easier to use

http://venturebeat.com/2013/10/21/this-2-42-3d-printed-sunshade-makes-google-glass-easier-to-see-and-less-creepy/

I worked with Next Fab Studio in Philadelphia to develop 'Sunshade' a 3D Printed Prism Cover for my Google Glass.<p>I open sourced the code and it's available for anyone here to print and test out: http://prserve.com/sunshade/Sunshade1.0.zip

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When you press and hold the button down it records the basic 10 second video with an automatic end at ten seconds.

You have to tap the button a second time within the 10 seconds to record an extended video.

In the extended recording, you have to hit the button a final time to stop the video.