google-glass

I am trying to build an immersion via a custom XML layout. My understanding is if I use CardBuilder, I would need to embed_inside but I wanted to use the entire screen with my XML layout. It appeared that this was previously possible using card however that interface has been depreciated. I may just be missing a basic Glass concept, but every example or document I have read so far accesses via CardBuilder.Layout and uses the predefined glass layouts. You don't need to use the CardBuilder if you prefer to use your own custom layout: make sure to follow our design guidelines to make sure you

I'm developing a Google Glass app which needs to listen for UDP packets in a worker thread (integrating with an existing system which sends UDP packets). I previously posted a question (see here ) and received an answer which provided some guidance on how to do this. Using the approach in the other discussion I'll have a worker thread which is blocked on DatagramSocket.receive(). Further reading suggests to me that I'll need to be able to start/stop this on demand. So this brings me to the question I'm posting here. How can I do the above in such a way as to be able to interrupt (gracefully)

The code works mostly fine. The only problem is that the onPictureTaken function never called. I need to use this function to store the image to SD Card. MainActivity public class MainActivity extends Activity { //private static Camera mCamera; //private CameraPreview mPreview; private static String TAG = "CamraOne"; @Override public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout.camera_layout); Log.d(TAG, "setContentView end"); Intent intent = new Intent(this, CameraServiceOne.class); Log.d(TAG,"start intent"); startService(intent); Log

As many of other I am facing the google glass overheating issue. My question is how to detect it in the application? I was looking through the log but nothing that indicates it expect a message on the screen. Google Glass have (at least) two temperature probes. One for the battery , and the other for the CPU board . You can read them as a regular file. Battery /sys/devices/platform/omap_i2c.1/i2c-1/1-0055/power_supply/bq27520-0/temp CPU Board /sys/devices/platform/notle_pcb_sensor.0/temperature But keep in mind that these files may change location as new versions of Google Glass are shipped.