According to Google’s Sergey Brin, smartphones are emasculating. But, apparently, swiping the side of your head repeatedly to do smartphone things is not.
Rene Ritchie at iMore invited me to square off about Google Glass, default iOS apps, Chromebook Pixel, multitasking, my old G5 iMac, and more.
If you’re wondering why I sip my beer so much, I’m trying to take a drink for every stupid ‘um’.
Pre-iPad rumors just a few months before announcement peg it with a price of up to $999 Outrage ensues because ‘Apple’ and ‘dollars’ are part of a conversation iPad debuts at $499 and goes on to become the bestselling PC … Read more →
Google has taken a page from Microsoft’s book and started producing ads for products that don’t exist. To be clear: augmented reality glasses sound really interesting. But I want to see how the glasses actually work, not a special effects … Read more →
Google Gets Transparent with Glass, Its Augmented Reality Project | Wired.com It’s vaporware, for now; not an actual product announcement, but a confirmation that the Google[x] skunkworks project is indeed real. Google’s idea is that the glasses can overly icons, … Read more →
“Having thought about these [corporate future-vision movies] and watched scads of them while I researched my story, I’ve emerged from the experience a pretty cynical guy. And Google’s video makes me less excited about Project Glass than I was when … Read more →
