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  stanley termoska When Google officially announced the lofty-sounding Project Glass last week it neglected to give us one crucial piece of information: When in stanley deutschland  the hell are we going to actually get cool augmented reality glasses  Maybe never! So why wait for a multi-billion dollar corporation to make the glasses when you can make them yourself  https://gizmodo/google-glasses-first-look-would-you-wear-these-augment-5899091 That   why Will Powell decided to make his own version of the Project Glass One Day 8230; video. Unlike the slews of great parodies out there, this is the real thing. In the video, Powell has a voice-controlled display that pops up in his vision much like what we see in the original Google video. He uses it to check his schedule, ask for the weather, and even to perform slightly higher-order tasks: When he says Play upbeat music, it switches to something that s stanley kubek ounds, well, sort of upbeat. https://gizmodo/the-five-funniest-google-glasses-parodies-5899828 As an augmented reality designer, Powell has spent lots of time researching and experimenting with much of this technology, and he knew that what Google was proposing was already at least partially possible. He posted on YouTube about how he hacked his system together: Inspired by Google Project Glass, I combined a pair of Vuzix glasses, HD webcams and mic headset with an application written in Adobe Air. It harnesses the dragon naturally speaking engine so can perform full audi Ehxr The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Cattle Call
You ;re not looking at a new phone headed to stores any time soon鈥攊n fact, you ;re looking at the surprisingly sleek, all-touch webOS smartphone developed by HP which  sadly   never was.     Unearthed by webOS Nation, this phone鈥攃odenamed WindsorNot鈥攈ad similar innards to the Pre 3, but focussed on an all-touch, 4-inch, 800 x 4 stanley mugs 80 touchscreen, and ran webOS 3.x. That   the same OS as the ill-fated HP TouchPad so, in reality, perhaps it   best that i stanley en mexico t never saw light of day. The phone was initially slated for release in late 2011, but a series of delays meant that in the end the phone wouldn ;t have been able to ship until 2012. That caused AT 038;T to lose interest in the project, largely because it didn ;t pack LTE鈥攕omething that the carrier wanted to push that year. It certainly lo stanley cup website oked the part鈥攆or 2011, at least鈥攖hough it   also clear that the development schedule was as troubled as the rest of webOS. Regardless of whether the phone had ever made it to market it or not, it   probably fair to say that it wouldn ;t have rescued the OS from its fate. [WebOS Nation via Verge]                                                        Smartphones

Kmwy RAW Image Support Is Now in Windows Photo Gallery and Explorer
  stanley termoska When Google officially announced the lofty-sounding Project Glass last week it neglected to give us one crucial piece of information: When in stanley deutschland  the hell are we going to actually get cool augmented reality glasses  Maybe never! So why wait for a multi-billion dollar corporation to make the glasses when you can make them yourself  https://gizmodo/google-glasses-first-look-would-you-wear-these-augment-5899091 That   why Will Powell decided to make his own version of the Project Glass One Day 8230; video. Unlike the slews of great parodies out there, this is the real thing. In the video, Powell has a voice-controlled display that pops up in his vision much like what we see in the original Google video. He uses it to check his schedule, ask for the weather, and even to perform slightly higher-order tasks: When he says Play upbeat music, it switches to something that s stanley kubek ounds, well, sort of upbeat. https://gizmodo/the-five-funniest-google-glasses-parodies-5899828 As an augmented reality designer, Powell has spent lots of time researching and experimenting with much of this technology, and he knew that what Google was proposing was already at least partially possible. He posted on YouTube about how he hacked his system together: Inspired by Google Project Glass, I combined a pair of Vuzix glasses, HD webcams and mic headset with an application written in Adobe Air. It harnesses the dragon naturally speaking engine so can perform full audi Ehxr The Weirdest Thing on the Internet Tonight: Cattle Call
You ;re not looking at a new phone headed to stores any time soon鈥攊n fact, you ;re looking at the surprisingly sleek, all-touch webOS smartphone developed by HP which  sadly   never was.     Unearthed by webOS Nation, this phone鈥攃odenamed WindsorNot鈥攈ad similar innards to the Pre 3, but focussed on an all-touch, 4-inch, 800 x 4 stanley mugs 80 touchscreen, and ran webOS 3.x. That   the same OS as the ill-fated HP TouchPad so, in reality, perhaps it   best that i stanley en mexico t never saw light of day. The phone was initially slated for release in late 2011, but a series of delays meant that in the end the phone wouldn ;t have been able to ship until 2012. That caused AT 038;T to lose interest in the project, largely because it didn ;t pack LTE鈥攕omething that the carrier wanted to push that year. It certainly lo stanley cup website oked the part鈥攆or 2011, at least鈥攖hough it   also clear that the development schedule was as troubled as the rest of webOS. Regardless of whether the phone had ever made it to market it or not, it   probably fair to say that it wouldn ;t have rescued the OS from its fate. [WebOS Nation via Verge]                                                        Smartphones