The always on and always aware mobile revolution is underway. It’s no longer enough to carry a pocketed smartphone, wasting seconds fumbling to respond to a ringtone. The tech is coming out of the recesses of those pockets and finding its way onto clothing, wrists and settling across the bridge of the nose as a — Read More —
Google Glass could either be a revolutionary new product or it could wind up being a product that winds up in a very niche market. As the first of a new generation of wearable computers, Google Glass brings a lot of technological innovations into the forefront which allows users a level of flexibility never seen — Read More —
Porn has long been one of the leading content sectors of the Internet. Yet, it is getting shut out from the latest cutting-edge mobile device coming down the pike, Google Glass. Just as the first porn app for Google Glass appears, Google bans adult content from its digital eye ware. Google updated its developer policies — Read More —
The nerds are so excited. Our Internet-augmented, face-computer-wearing future is just over the horizon. Leading us there will be Google Glass, the first iteration of this particular sort of wearable, semi-immersive computing experience. If the product is successful, it will merely be the beginning. The anticipation is understandable. If having Internet-connected computers in our pockets — Read More —
The overall picture for the Android platform looks very good, heading into the middle of 2013. Towards the last quarter of 2012, market research firms were reporting that Android had finally pummeled its main rival iOS into a corner. Samsung’s flagship phone – the Galaxy S III sold even beyond the company’s highest expectations. Samsung — Read More —
Google put out word that it won’t add face-recognition features to Glass, in a bow to privacy fears raised about the camera-enabled internet-connected eye-wear. “We won’t add facial recognition features to our products without having strong privacy protections in place,” Google said in an online message aimed at software developers creating applications for Glass. “With — Read More —