Google Glass: a hands-on guide from Marketing
12 Jun 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
Google Glass is the most talked-about technology product of the moment, but what opportunities could it offer brands?
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In a statement of intent Apple has turned its attention to its high design values with a TV spot that introduces a 'designed by Apple in California' endline.
Google Glass is the most talked-about technology product of the moment, but what opportunities could it offer brands?
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