It has been a while since Google first showed its smart glasses. Envisioned under the Google Glass project, the company had promised to deliver those to the developers this year. Meanwhile, it has been enhancing the capabilities and tweaking the hardware of the glasses.
Canonical, the company that has been developing the Ubuntu flavor of Linux and releasing its subsequent versions, has claimed in the past that it intends to launch a mobile OS for smartphones and tablets. The company may be on the verge of doing so, hinting a touch-enabled surprise on January 2.
Drones have long been used by the military for multitude of purposes. However, newer uses of drone are in the coming. Secom is currently working on a private security drone which can be used by security firms and the likes.
Netbooks have gained significant traction in the emerging markets because they pack a complete computer within a tiny space and for a very affordable price. However, the sales figures for netbooks aren’t as good as expected; both ASUS and Acer, two of the most eminent netbook vendors, are gearing up to pull the plug on them.
LOGICBUY is providing a great year end deal on the new Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Carbon Touch Ultrabook. The deal price is $1,319.12 plus free shipping in US so for now you can save $179.88.
Yesterday, a Reddit reader at first noticed that if the word “sell” is typed into the search field on Google Finance, the site redirects to the financial page for Apple Inc. Is it a algorithmic slip-up or some type of Christmastime Easter egg? Or, Google deliberately did that?
For few days, we have been hearing a rumor that MacBook Air, the most Mobile Mac in every way, shape, and form, will be redesigned like the MacBook Pro and there will be some internal as well as external changes like the Macbook Pro. And now sometimes reliable Taipei-based Digitimes has reported that 2013 MacBook Air may come with Haswell processor.
Autonomy’s founder Mike Lynch has been involved in a battle of words over HP’s allegations that its acquisition of Autonomy was riddled with accounting improprieties. It apparently took HP quite a few months to figure that out, and Lynch has vociferously denied the allegations.