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Google Glass: The Future of Wearable Technology Google Glass: The Future of Wearable Technology Google Glass is an ongoing project in Google's research & development department. It represents a significant advancement in the field of ubiquitous computing. Google Glass is a wearable computer with a head-mounted display, being developed by Google X Lab. The project was announced on Google+ by Project Glass lead Babak Parivaz . Key Developments: The product began testing in April 2012, when Sergey Brin wore a prototype to a Foundation Fighting Blindness event in San Francisco. In May 2012, Glass was demonstrated in a test video showing its 720p HD first-person video recording capabilities. Sergey Brin also showcased it on The Gavin Newsom Show. On June 27, 2012, Glass was demonstrated live at Google I/O, with skydivers a...

AAKASH TABLET This is the post which I had thought of writing earlier by the time the blog was launched.Before I start I thank all my friends for their increasing support.Hope you continue the sane and give geniune feedback.Suggestions for future posts are also welcome. :):):) Here to GO! Since the beginning of 20th century there is an incresing attraction towards the digital world among people.The rich have access to the digital world, the poor and ordinary have been excluded.To put up an end to that Aakash is born. Mission: Aakash revolutionised the tech world being the cheapest tablet in the world.It was launched by then HRD minister Minister Kapil Silbal on OCt 5th 2011.The Indian Government handled the project to the UK based company called Datawind. This company is experienced in manufacturing many electronic devices from past 22 years.It imports all components from various countries like South Korea, USA and other countries and assemble it at Hyderabad. But, it...

A novel new era of smartphones has just started as the Samsung Electronics has just unveiled its product Galaxy S4 to temper your expectations. The brand-new smartphone is  5-inches and 130 grams weighing with promising hardware and software improvements. Display: The Samsung Galaxy S4 looks like a cookie-cutter copy of the GS3, but larger. It has the same rounded edges and narrow physical home button as its predecessor. Standing at 136.6mm tall by 68.9mm wide (5.4 inches by 2.7 inches), the Galaxy S4 fits right in between the GS3 and the Galaxy Note phones. Though visually appealing, the GS4 doesn't reach the same caliber as the beautiful, all-metal HTC One, nor is it as polished as the iPhone 5. To be fair, that isn't Samsung's goal; after all, Samsung has stuck by plastic for a few good reasons, including durability (it won't smash like glass), manufacturing benefits, and price. The Galaxy S4 is an 1080 pixel screen. At full brightness, the display's...

Prey is a Web service that allows remote tracking and monitoring of laptops, smartphones, and other electronic devices. Prey lets you keep track of your laptop, phone and tablet whenever stolen or missing -- easily and all in one place. It's lightweight, open source software that gives you full and remote control.