If you started using Google Keep when it was released, you know the usefulness of notes being synced across all platforms. Between your Android phone, tablet, and the website, your notes are everywhere. However, Google took it a step further and released a Chrome app for Google Keep. However, it’s not just an extension that links to the site; it’s a… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=4EvNxWhskf8#! If you were wondering how to use Google Glass, probably because you aren’t part of the Explorer program, Google has released a short video describing how to navigate through the UI. It describes the card system, where cards are arranged left to right, with cards on the left being ones… Read more
With Google Glass Explorer edition out to developers for $1500 a piece, you’d think it’d be obvious that the devices are fully unlocked for the developers pleasure. Apparently not, as some people might have thought that there were exploits that needed to be used. One of the Glass teams technical leads, Stephen Lau, posted this extra sassy response to… Read more
It looks like some clever devs figured out a few of the specs of Google Glass using USB debugging and ADB. And interestingly, Glass runs an older version of Android. On board is Ice Cream Sandwich, Android 4.0.4, which came out almost a year and a half ago. We aren’t sure why this was done, but it really doesn’t matter on a pair of glasses, does it?… Read more
Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google, had a few interesting things to say about Google Glass. For those who don’t know, Google Glass is a pair of glasses with a camera and heads up display built in, bringing true wearable computing to those lucky enough to be participating in the Explorer program. And something important you should know is that… Read more
If you’re the proud owner of a pair of Google Glass, you can go ahead and try this for yourself. If not, you’ll just have to look at pictures unfortunately. But there is a small easter egg in Google Glass, as we all know Google loves throwing in small easter eggs. If you head to Settings > Device Info > View Licenses, a place most people would never… Read more
Eric Schmidt recently had an interview with BBC radio, where they discussed Google Glass, When asked about the retail launch of Glass, he said, “Well, the developers are beginning now. It would be fair to say that there will be thousands of these in use by developers over the next months. And then based on their feedback, we’ll make some product… Read more
Google Now for Android (well, Jelly Bean anyway) has been an absolutely fantastic product. Not only is it useful, it’s also smart. But being limited to one platform can’t be good for Google Now, as Google relies on their services to earn them money. Android isn’t their primary focus. And we’ve seen some people that suggest it’ll come to iOS, and even to… Read more
Google has created a new app called One Today. It’s an app that allows you to donate money to charity, with a new cause every day. A little bit of money every day, or every other day (however you want to do it) will go a lot way for nonprofits around the world. You can track your impact for those causes, and with social features built in, you can… Read more
When Google announced that it will bring Google Fiber to Provo, Utah, they said they’d be buying the existing iProvo fiber optic network to build on. And surprisingly, buying the entire network cost them a measly dollar. However, it isn’t like they got off easy. The upgrades to the network have to be done within five years, and it’s estimated to cost… Read more
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