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Samsung Reportedly Developing Smart Glasses in Collaboration With Google
Samsung may have a pair of smart glasses in development, according to a report. The South Korean technology conglomerate is said to be partnering with Google for its development and it may be powered by a Qualcomm chipset. This development builds upon the announcement that Samsung made last year regarding the development of a mixed-reality headset ...
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Google Cancelled Its 'Project Iris' AR Smart Glasses, Will Build AR Technology for OEM Partners: Report
Google has reportedly killed Project Iris, after years of working on developing a pair of AR smart glasses that resembled regular spectacles, unlike the recently announced Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The company plans to continue developing AR software and services while OEM partners, such as Samsung, work on launching AR hardware, acco...
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Most Interesting Gadgets of This Decade
If the 2000s was the decade where modern technology really started showing its usefulness to the regular consumers, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that the 2010s can be described as the one where technology not just turned omnipresent, but the consumers really became dependent on it.
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Google Glass May Slow Down Brain's Response Time: Study
Using heads-up display technology like Google Glass may slow down the brain's response time, a new study has warned.
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Google Glass May Teach You Morse Code Within Hours
Scientists have used Google Glass to teach people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear.
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Indie Film 'Creative Control' Looks at the Near Future of Personal VR
"The way technology exists right now offers that false hope to people and we're starting to get lost," said director Ben Dickinson.
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Wearable Technology: Indispensable? Not Yet
These gadgets are ending up in drawers and closets as expensive reminders of how wearable gadgets are not ready for prime time.
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2015 Was the Year Where Things Did Not Come to Pass, Thank God It's 2016
New year, new beginnings, but with some exceptions, few developments in the world of technology would make the year gone by worth remembering.
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Google Files Patent for Google Glass Holograms
The patent shows Google's research into how it could merge its head mounted display technology with augmented reality.
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VR and AR Need Brain-Computer Interfaces to Achieve Their Full Potential
Brain-computer interfaces are certainly the future of personal technology, but is any tech luminary actually investing in the tech?
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How Evernote Is Tackling the Wearables App Challenge
We spoke to Evernote's senior software engineer for wearable technology Damian Mehers about how making an Android Wear app is different from an Android app.
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MINI Working on High-Tech Eyewear
We've seen Google glass change the way people look at eye wear. The technology in this field has gained immense traction with companies like BMW using them for quality control purposes. We know where this technology is heading and that may be one reason why Mini decided to add some style and introduce their Augmented Vision system at the Shanghai M...
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Google Glass Has Range of Applications in Plastic Surgery: Researchers
Google Glass technology can enable surgeons to receive remote consultations and even "virtual assistance" during actual procedures.
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Google Glass May Cause 'Blind Spots' While Driving
Wearing Google Glass may partially obstruct peripheral vision, causing blind spots that could interfere with daily tasks such as driving, a new study has found. Peripheral visual field is a main component of vision and essential for daily activities such as driving, pedestrian safety and sports.
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BMW To Improve Vehicle Quality By Using Google Glass
We've heard so much about wearable technology becoming a hindrance when you drive a car as it may prove to be a distraction. However, BMW has found a different way of looking at their cars. The company has started a pilot project which aims to determine whether or not wearable technology can improve the quality of their cars.
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Samsung Reportedly Developing Smart Glasses in Collaboration With Google
Samsung may have a pair of smart glasses in development, according to a report. The South Korean technology conglomerate is said to be partnering with Google for its development and it may be powered by a Qualcomm chipset. This development builds upon the announcement that Samsung made last year regarding the development of a mixed-reality headset ...
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Google Cancelled Its 'Project Iris' AR Smart Glasses, Will Build AR Technology for OEM Partners: Report
Google has reportedly killed Project Iris, after years of working on developing a pair of AR smart glasses that resembled regular spectacles, unlike the recently announced Apple Vision Pro mixed reality headset. The company plans to continue developing AR software and services while OEM partners, such as Samsung, work on launching AR hardware, acco...
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Most Interesting Gadgets of This Decade
If the 2000s was the decade where modern technology really started showing its usefulness to the regular consumers, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that the 2010s can be described as the one where technology not just turned omnipresent, but the consumers really became dependent on it.
-
Google Glass May Slow Down Brain's Response Time: Study
Using heads-up display technology like Google Glass may slow down the brain's response time, a new study has warned.
-
Google Glass May Teach You Morse Code Within Hours
Scientists have used Google Glass to teach people Morse code within four hours using a series of vibrations felt near the ear.
-
Indie Film 'Creative Control' Looks at the Near Future of Personal VR
"The way technology exists right now offers that false hope to people and we're starting to get lost," said director Ben Dickinson.
-
Wearable Technology: Indispensable? Not Yet
These gadgets are ending up in drawers and closets as expensive reminders of how wearable gadgets are not ready for prime time.
-
2015 Was the Year Where Things Did Not Come to Pass, Thank God It's 2016
New year, new beginnings, but with some exceptions, few developments in the world of technology would make the year gone by worth remembering.
-
Google Files Patent for Google Glass Holograms
The patent shows Google's research into how it could merge its head mounted display technology with augmented reality.
-
VR and AR Need Brain-Computer Interfaces to Achieve Their Full Potential
Brain-computer interfaces are certainly the future of personal technology, but is any tech luminary actually investing in the tech?
-
How Evernote Is Tackling the Wearables App Challenge
We spoke to Evernote's senior software engineer for wearable technology Damian Mehers about how making an Android Wear app is different from an Android app.
-
MINI Working on High-Tech Eyewear
We've seen Google glass change the way people look at eye wear. The technology in this field has gained immense traction with companies like BMW using them for quality control purposes. We know where this technology is heading and that may be one reason why Mini decided to add some style and introduce their Augmented Vision system at the Shanghai M...
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Google Glass Has Range of Applications in Plastic Surgery: Researchers
Google Glass technology can enable surgeons to receive remote consultations and even "virtual assistance" during actual procedures.
-
Google Glass May Cause 'Blind Spots' While Driving
Wearing Google Glass may partially obstruct peripheral vision, causing blind spots that could interfere with daily tasks such as driving, a new study has found. Peripheral visual field is a main component of vision and essential for daily activities such as driving, pedestrian safety and sports.
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BMW To Improve Vehicle Quality By Using Google Glass
We've heard so much about wearable technology becoming a hindrance when you drive a car as it may prove to be a distraction. However, BMW has found a different way of looking at their cars. The company has started a pilot project which aims to determine whether or not wearable technology can improve the quality of their cars.
