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Google Glass shown answering your everyday questions

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 10 Jun, 2013
Google Glass shown answering your everyday questions
It seems the verdict is still out for many when it comes to Google Glass. But with that in mind, a few members of the Google Glass team have recently shared a video that takes a look at some practical use cases. Well, some examples of what you can use Google Glass to search for. Keeping in mind that the same thing can also be done with a smartphone, this video is nice if for no other reason than it is showing Glass being used for something other than a head-mounted camera.
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S-OFF arrives for the HTC One and DROID DNA

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 10 Jun, 2013
S-OFF arrives for the HTC One and DROID DNA
If you happen to be carrying an HTC One or a DROID DNA and are looking to do a bit of playing, a recently released tool may be one that you have been waiting for. That tool is called S-OFF and while available for download and use -- it does come with a warning. You see, this release is considered an early access preview which is basically another way of saying things may not be perfect just yet.
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Sony NSZ-GS8 Google TV set for release in July

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 10 Jun, 2013
Sony NSZ-GS8 Google TV set for release in July
Sony has officially announced their latest Google TV device. The model is called the NSZ-GS8 "Internet Player with Google TV" and availability is set to begin in July. With the GS8 in mind, this model is similar to the already available GS7, though there is one new feature worth mentioning. While the NSZ-GS8 is a full-featured Google TV box, one of the nicer perks comes with the remote control.
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Huawei Ascend P6 talked up by CEO Richard Yu

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 10 Jun, 2013
Huawei Ascend P6 talked up by CEO Richard Yu
We are still expecting Huawei to announce the Ascend P6 during the upcoming "Beauty" event. This is set for June 20th, however in the meantime we have been seeing quite a few leaks. Thankfully though we have also seen a few legitimate teasers direct from Huawei. Back towards the end of May we saw an image revealed. That image reveal was also the time when Huawei confirmed the upcoming event would be the unveiling of the Ascend P6.
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Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 unveiled with optional dual-SIM and LTE support

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 10 Jun, 2013
Samsung Galaxy Ace 3 unveiled with optional dual-SIM and LTE support
Samsung has officially announced the latest in the Galaxy Ace series of handsets. This one is arriving as the Galaxy Ace 3 and some of the specifics will vary from market to market. For example, the handset does have a dual-SIM option available. Not to mention, the market availability will depend on whether you see a 3G or an LTE compatible handset. That said, Samsung has the Galaxy Ace 3 running Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and with the line of "S" branded apps.
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AT&T upgrade cycle increased to 24 months

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 10 Jun, 2013
AT&T upgrade cycle increased to 24 months
AT&T has announced a change to the upgrade cycle and moving forward users will need to wait a full 24-months before they will be eligible. According to details coming from AT&T, the carrier has said this change will allow them to align the "device upgrade eligibility with our standard two-year wireless agreement." Moving forward this will affect all users, however there is a grace period before it will kick in for everyone.
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Waze likely headed to Google through a 1.3B dollar takeover

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  • By Steve Neill
  • on 9 Jun, 2013
Waze likely headed to Google through a 1.3B dollar takeover
Google has apparently just purchased Waze, the Israeli maps application organized via crowd-sourced data with the emphasis on social networking through location detection. With previous reports of serious mergers between Waze and other stronghold software conglomerates, the purchase of Waze through Google comes as a surprise to no one. The biggest question however is, "What will they do with it?"
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Google CEO: what the…? We don’t give the feds your data

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 7 Jun, 2013
Google CEO: what the…? We don’t give the feds your data
In case you've missed some of the crazy news this week, news that we've been steering clear of, apparently Verizon Wireless gives the NSA access to all our calls. A court document leaked revealing they give the NSA access to all our 'metadata' on an ongoing daily basis. Then to top that a new report surfaced that the NSA has a program calls "PRISM" that does this for tons of other major companies.
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Google Face Unlock patent adds facial expressions to Android security

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  • By Cory Gunther
  • on 7 Jun, 2013
Google Face Unlock patent adds facial expressions to Android security
The ongoing debate about how secure and realistic face unlock is on Android is still a hotly discussed topic. However, Google is exploring new and improved systems that could help improve the security as we unlock our smartphones and tablets. The easy to fool (with a picture) Face Unlock feature could soon be getting facial features and expressions to help bolster the security method.
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Gmail how to: Remove sender images and bring back the delete option

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  • By Robert Nelson
  • on 7 Jun, 2013
Gmail how to: Remove sender images and bring back the delete option
Google announced the all-new Gmail last week and began rolling it out for all Android users this week. The update arrived in the Play Store on June 3rd and while it brought some notable changes, there are a few items that have been bugging us. The two that seem to be the most offending is the lack of a delete option and the sender images.
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