While Google Glass currently costs $1500, that doesn’t mean the average Android smartphone user can’t try out Google Glass for free. Today, we’re going to show you how to do that on just about any Android device.
An Android developer named Zhuowei Zhang created an .apk file that allows average Android users to access certain parts of Google Glass. Thanks to Zhang, anyone with Android 4.0 or higher can try out Google Glass for themselves by following the steps below:
- Step 1) On your smartphone, go to https://github.com/zhuowei/Xenologer and download the glasshome-modded.apk file.
- Step 2) Make sure your Android can download and install apps from third party sources by going to Settings > Security and checking the box beside Unknown Sources
- Step 3) Tap the .apk file you downloaded in step 1 to install it
- Step 4) Start the app and you will find the standard Glass home screen along with the clock that Glass users get projected onto their eyes
- Step 5) Say ‘OK Glass’ out loud to access the menu and browse through the list of options
- Step 6) This is where things get cool. Yes, you can tell Google Glass to do just about anything. From going to your favorite website to recording a video. Although the app is a little buggy at the moment, it should be upgraded and improved over time.
- Step 7) In order to do most of the cool things with Glass, you’ll need to download the other .apk files from the same folder found here: https://github.com/zhuowei/Xenologer
- Step 8) Download and install the Hangouts, Maps, and Camera .apk files (along with any other Glass apps you would like)
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