Comment on What I’ve learned from 35 years of wearing computerized eyewearparentComments−mmahemoff13yHow do you know they haven't hired him, or that they approached him but couldn't come to terms? I'd say Google has been most un-hubristic with Glass, by revealing it early on to build acceptance and gain feedback.−nicholassmith13yI'd say based off a few things ("not made here") in the article that either they didn't approach him, or there's some other story.−codeulike13yPerhaps the potential for headlines like "Google hire worlds first cyborg to help them develop Glass" put them off?−nicholassmith13yMaybe, but honestly it's Google and that sort of thing wouldn't sway them. They have a product called Android after all.
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How do you know they haven't hired him, or that they approached him but couldn't come to terms? I'd say Google has been most un-hubristic with Glass, by revealing it early on to build acceptance and gain feedback.
I'd say based off a few things ("not made here") in the article that either they didn't approach him, or there's some other story.
Perhaps the potential for headlines like "Google hire worlds first cyborg to help them develop Glass" put them off?
Maybe, but honestly it's Google and that sort of thing wouldn't sway them. They have a product called Android after all.