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 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. Let's get started. Inventory check. You'll need: Glass; A phone or tablet with Bluetooth turned on

A: Google provides system images for Glass Enterprise Edition, and third parties are responsible for developing and maintaining apps. No software updates from Google are planned. However, the latest system images will remain available on the System images page, and through the OTA update process, until at least April 1, 2024.

While there are thousands of Micro USB chargers out there, Glass is designed and tested with the included charger in mind. Use it and preserve long and prosperous Glass use. Mobile compatibility

Just like photos, you can use a voice action to start video recording by saying "ok glass, record a video." You'll see a live view on your display of your current recording and a time counter fo

The plastic cube just above your right eye enters you into the world of Glass. The display shows you a vast amount of information from the current time to your emails, pictures, video clips, search results, and much more.

Glass can't protect your eyes from flying debris, balls, sharp objects, or chemical explosions. Using Glass while operating heavy or inherently dangerous equipment, or engaging in physical sports, could distract you, cause Glass to impact your eye, and lead you to harm yourself or others. So play your one-on-one Glass free.

The flat area on Glass next to your right temple is called the touchpad and you will need it to navigate around the different cards on your Glass display. Here's how: Activate the display and select actions by tapping the touchpad. Navigate around Glass or swipe through menu options by sliding your finger forward or backward across the touchpad.

Sound from Glass comes from the Bone Conduction Transducer (BCT), a.k.a. the speaker, found on the inside of the device just before the battery. It's the oval piece with the Glass logo printed on it that rests just behind your ear.

Glass; A Google Account with Google+ and Gmail. An Android or iPhone with Bluetooth enabled. The MyGlass app (for Android or iOS). Setting up your Google Account on your Glass will let you view and use many of Google's products directly from your device.