72 percent say no to Google Glass because of privacy. A study from market research firm Toluna suggests there is considerable emotional opposition to the idea of people wearing Glass in public.
72 percent say no to Google Glass because of privacy. A study from market research firm Toluna suggests there is considerable emotional opposition to the idea of people wearing Glass in public.
Icis: It's like Google Glass, but classy. The makers of a new nose-perched wearable device say it's far sexier than Google Glass and has a more human-friendly interface. Chris Matyszczyk.
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UK slaps tax dodgers with 25 percent 'Google tax' The UK has announced a new 25 percent tax for multinational companies that dodge taxation in the region, with big tech companies called out as ...
Hands-on with Google Glass: Limited, fascinating, full of potential. The frothing excitement around these prototype, titanium-framed wearable computers has the tech world tripping over itself, but ...
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Google Glass Explorer program waiting list quietly goes live. A few weeks ago, current Explorers were given three invites to distribute to friends, and now anyone can get in line for Glass (the ...
If a project is half over, then half the work is completed, right? Not always. Here is the difference between the Percent Complete and Percent Work Complete functions in MS Project and information ...
Google will pay a record $170 million fine to settle a lawsuit filed by federal and state authorities that charged the internet giant with violating children's privacy on YouTube, the Federal ...
The Hushmail secure-e-mail service goes a step further by encrypting the messages you send, although the recipients must either be "registered to receive encrypted mail" or know the answer to a ...
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I have the brand new iPhone 11 and 11 Pro and we are going to see how tough these phones are in a drug test. Why? Because Apple says this iPhone the left has a beautiful energized aluminum glasses ...
Key to crazy-fast computers: Doped-up glass? The Internet moves at light speed, but your computer doesn't. Not yet, at least. Doping up some glass to act like fiber optics could change that.
How to fix 95 percent of iOS app crashes. Game won't run? New app dumping you back to the Home screen after you sign in? Before you write a bad review, try this quick fix.
iOS 5 on almost 40 percent of iPhones. New stats from ad network Chitika say that 38 percent of iPhone users have upgraded their phones to iOS 5, compared with 30 percent of iPad users, and only ...
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Zimbra notches 100 percent growth. Yahoo may not know what to do with Zimbra, but with 50 million paid mailboxes and counting, Zimbra clearly knows how to build a business.
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