<p>An update rolling out to Google Glass customers today will bring some much needed expansion of the unit's capabilities. This includes the ability to send messages or make calls to any Gmail contacts, more voice commands and a rudimentary web browsing experience.</p><p>The new voice commands include many more triggers to allow you to do things without tapping or swiping through the on-screen interface. This includes 'read aloud', 'reply' (to messages), 'answer call' and 'share with so and so' commands.</p><p>You can now tap on any of the new Gmail 'My contacts' entries to send a message directly to them. From the main menu you'll get a 'send a message to' option and once that's tapped it will bring up rotating contact photos that you can tap on to send messages.</p><p>Most interestingly, there is now a very rudimentary web browsing experience on Glass, which should let you see more of the web than just Google's supplied cards. Previously, you got one card of information from Google's Knowledge Graph information and that was that, with no way to dive deeper.</p><p><a href="http://thenextweb.com/google/2013/07/01/google-glass-update-brings-more-voice-commands-messages-to-any-gmail-contacts-and-web-browsing/">Keep reading...</a></p><p>Read also:</p><p><a href="http://medcitynews.com/2013/07/google-glass-updates-web-browsing-new-voice-commands-gmail-integration/">Google Glass updates: web browsing, new voice commands, Gmail integration</a> (MedCity News)</p><p>Explore: <a href="http://news.google.com/news/more?ncl=dcPteC0aZ2i-yxM8wehgvVDKlqNHM&ned=us">27 additional articles.</a></p>