Google took to the skies today “ literally“ to announce the first widely-available model of the highly rumored and anticipated Project Glass headset, a wearable computing platform that incorporates first-person video capture and a head-mounted display.
Following recent news that Irish animation studio Brown Bag Films had licensed Valve’s Source engine for its next big project, the company behind the Portal and Half-Life series has unveiled that it will soon be releasing its internal animation software for free to the public.
This infographic illustrates the cost and reach comparisons of traditional media advertising with social media marketing.
The military already has internal versions of many internet websites including its own Wikipedia, YouTube, and Facebook, but will Reddit soon be among them?
New Google X research into neural networks fits into Google’s intense interest in machine learning and connections between items of data.
Jay Pavilina, head of Exploding Rabbit studios, has been working on a free-to-play tribute to retro Nintendo titles for years, recently deciding to utilize his skills at recreating the texture of old school games with a new title backed on Kickstarter.
How do we even begin to describe “mocial” to our grandparents? Could we ever really expound it? A mix of mobile + local + social, the term encompasses universal human concepts (“social,” “local,” the like) with vastly different connotations than their historical predecessors.
Have you ever tried to get out of a company’s database? It’s almost impossible and most likely, that’s on purpose. There’s a dirty little secret in the startup world: if you are still a company’s database, they can continue to make revenue off you even if you are not an active user.
Google may have to go on the offensive at this year’s Google I/O conference in order to reassure developers that Android is a good place to invest their energies.
Let’s face it: the only perk second to learning about awesome new startups at a tech conference is the swag, and Techweek had plenty of it. How do the goodies stack up, and what hidden messages do they reveal about the companies they represent? Also, who had the coolest swag?
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