Google's new patent allows users to capture images with crystal-like devices

Google has been awarded a patent that allows the head mounted display glass-like to automatically take pictures when it recognizes a consumer's fingers. The device is able to make any further cut, white balance settings and exposure as well.

According to a report from Engadget, if a user makes a circular "O" shape with one hand, they can end with a round image. The same technique is to use two hands to frame a rectangular portrait. The device camera look out for your fingers to the screen in his opinion, as in when they are detected, photo capture. The report noted that there is no guarantee that the technology will be used in a new version of glass or any other device.

In the past, Google filed a patent HAD to create a system by Which Google Glass dance moves can recommend to Those who wear the high tech device. "The content identification information module May Provide Associated with a content of the sample mean,: such as identification of the song and the dance, to the wearable computing system," the patent reads.

That Means Google Glass will Have An especially Ability to determine what song is playing in the background before suggesting possible dance moves from a library of moves stored in ITS database, 'Tech Times Reported. The device May Also show the user a video of other people dancing to the same song in order to help the user Understand what moves They Should be doing.