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American Banker's Sean Sposito reports on his first day using Google Glass, the tech giant's head-mounted computer.
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As Google started releasing its wearable computing product Google Glass to developers, it had a message for banks and other would-be commercial users: You will be prohibited from distracting users with ads.
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In the future, wearable computing — such as Google's recently hyped Glass — could be a boon for programmers looking to create financial services software for banks.
February 26
An update to Google Glass that the search company began rolling out Monday will give users a new way to view and interact with banks' websites.
Previously, the early adopters (Explorers) and developers of Glass were only able to see simple Google search results after giving the device a voice command.
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The update lets users interact with websites using touch commands, sliding and tapping on the touchpad embedded in the frame.
Another update to Google Glass announced today is a voice command that lets users ask Glass to read content aloud through the device's bone conducting headphone. Google also added the ability to make video calls with Glass and to add Gmail contacts to the device.
