google-glass

I have been looking through the github examples for google glass and my code doesn't really look very different. With the exception of launching a regular TextView , my code should theoretically work. My Activity code is: package com.helloglass; import android.os.Bundle; import android.app.Activity; public class MainActivity extends Activity { @Override protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.activity_main); } } My Layout is <FrameLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns:tools="http:/

I configure eclipse ADT for glass development successfully. Then I create a sample project and try to develop google glass card or timelineitem. when I compile and run, an error occurred from android tuntime java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.google.android.glass.app.Card this error also occurring for com.google.android.glass.timeline.TimelineManager Error Log How can I solve it? You have to set your project to compile with the Glass GDK. Make sure you're targeting 15, have the GDK downloaded as per the other answer, and then: Select your project on the left side of the screen, open project

In search for a way to implement contextual voice commands with Google's GDK i came across this post . Yet, the example code seems to work only in XE12 not in XE16+. I tested this code recently, but the onVoiceCommand(...) method is only called once in the lifetime of a related Activity. My expectation would be that a user's voice command can be obtained multiple times, i.e., if a user returns to a certain Activity from another one. I even tried to remove and reattach the Activity and/or Listener to the GDKs built-in VoiceInputHelper when the Activity is backgrounded via the onPause(...) and

Example "top-level actions" would be "Google," "take a picture," etc. Is it possible using the Mirror API to register a custom top-level event? "OK Glass, crunchify me." A secondary question I have is if it's possible to take user speech. Using the "OK Glass, Google" example, the user says a query that Google takes and acts on. Is it possible to capture that for your custom action using the Mirror API? This is not yet possible with the Glass client nor the Mirror API. However, there is already a filed feature request that you can follow to get updates on the progress. You can do that right now

I have a few user preferences, mostly simple check-boxes, in my Glass GDK app. I could not find a glass specific preference paradigm, so I used PreferenceFragment and it worked fine on XE12. FYI: When I implemented it, it initially looked bad, but I improved that by using the following style in the AndroidManifest for my SettingsActivity: <style name="Theme.Preferences" parent="@android:style/Theme.Holo.NoActionBar.Fullscreen" /> I had no option to not update to XE16 (other than turning off network connectivity). After the update I tweaked my app's API usages for the few XE16 changes.