Here is the information that will stick you to your armchair, armchair, sofa, bed… Wait, it will take your breath away. Apple would work on a new type of connected object: glasses. After basing Google for its Google Glass several times, the Cupertino company could enter the same market to compete with it.
While reporting to you yesterday Tim Cook’s comments on Google Glass, “Apple always knew it was going to be a flop”a smart glasses patent The approval of the American company was obtained. It’s unbelievable.
The patent was filed in 2008 and a Goggle (or helmet) system connected to iPod or iPhone. The PiP (Picture in Picture) function is also available. A built-in camera allows the user to view information on a screen while having a full view of their environment. Does this remind you of anything? Hmm, Google Glass, yes.
Like the connected glasses made at Google, Apple’s will support voice control but not just him. The goggles would also feature several control keys and a vibration system for helmet-level sound immersion integrated into the goggles.
- Also read: Tim Cook says he always knew Google Glass would be a failure
But that’s not all. This patent not only covers glasses, but also also a virtual reality headset. Like the Samsung Gear VR, all you have to do is slide the iPhone into its dedicated dock.
If Apple really plans to create its own glasses, it will be necessary to highlight the statements of Tim Cook and the company when the time comes. It can be pretty funny. Because between his and Phil Schiller’s, we figured out that connecting glasses suck. What if Apple doesn’t make them?
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