Facebook launched its Paper app a while ago, apparently as an attempt to enter the news business. While the app hasn’t exactly been successful, the social network is now launching a Newswire which will do breaking news.
Autistic children can be very shy in their interactions and engaging their interest at school can be tough. But Topcliffe Primary in Birmingham is doing an excellent job at this by using two friendly robots. These robots can have conversations with autistic kids and play games as well.
Some people are better at learning different and new languages than others. A U.S. military test has long been used to identify such individuals and now such a test may soon be made available to the general public.
Google Glass users who have an Android device have long been able to read their text messages on Glass screen. The search giant is due to roll out an update soon which would allow iOS users to enjoy a similar functionality on their Glass units.
When it comes to Glass, Google is using some really brilliant marketing tactics. The company has now rolled out a home try-on program which lets prospective buyers check out Glass frames for free and see which they like best.
Many people as well as companies trying to make Google Glass-alike spectacles. Dr. Hirotaka Osawa from Tsukuba University in Japan has designed a new wearable glass named AgencyGlass that comes with imprinted eyes and the eyes can move.
Satellite communication (SATCOM) terminals are often used by military, government bodies and several industry sectors for highly critical situations. A team of researchers has now discovered a whole set of vulnerabilities in these SATCOM devices.
Last week, Google announced that it would sell various colored Google Glass to U.S people only on April 15. And guess what? Out of many colorful Google Glasses, white colored Google Glasses went sold out in few hours.