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A First Look at Google Glass

TechToday — Wed, 17 Apr 2013 10:29:30 +0000

Google just started shipping its first version of Google Glass devices to early adopters across the world. Some have received this remarkable device and are already testing it! Brandon Allgood is one of those lucky people who received Glass yesterday and shared some images of thse device on his Google+ page.

The device comes with a luxury pouch to keep it in, a micro-USB cable, charger, two visor. Google has also published a user guide for the Glass. The device can be paired with any Android device using the MyGlass app from the Play Store.

Here is a picture of a Google Glass device unpacked:

You can read more about the technical specs of the first version of Google glass here.

If you don’t know yet what Google glass exactly is we suggest you check out those videos, any tech enthusiast would fall in love with such a device.

Anonymous targets Israel

Antoine Tannous — Sun, 07 Apr 2013 16:24:57 +0000

The hacktivist group associated with Anonymous targeted the Israeli government websites that caused panic although that the officials in Israel said that the damage was minimal. The attacks clearly had warnings in the name of the group with massive hacking assault to protest or blame Israeli policy toward the Palestinians and Arabs.

The hackers associated with the activist group Anonymous reportedly hit the websites of the premier’s office, the defence ministry, the education ministry and the Central Bureau of Statistics, and others.

The anti-semite hackactivist gathering promised to erase Israel from the internet on the Holocaust Remembrance Day. Surf the following to know more: opisrael.com.

Last week, some groups reported that they breached the Mossad’s mainframe although the Mossad did not comment on the issue.

Whatever the level of damage is/was, it is/was such an exceptional hit and even a historic one.

Anonymous is a loosely associated hacktivist group. It originated in 2003 on the imageboard 4chan, representing the concept of many online and offline community users simultaneously existing as an anarchic, digitized global brain.

To follow the news of the group: Twitter, Facebook & Youtube.

Source(s): Fox News, Wikipedia, Youtube.

State Academy – TV Show on LBCI

Antoine Tannous — Wed, 20 Feb 2013 11:22:06 +0000

State Academy is a TV show on LBC that sheds light on issues faced by the Lebanese where candidates participate by offering non-political solutions.

The show will:

o Discuss what matters to the Lebanese people
o Involve citizens in their country’s public life and allow them to contribute to its development by presenting their ideas or projects for a better tomorrow
o Implement effective and innovative solutions for socio-economic problems via sustainable business models
o Select the best candidate with the sharpest and most feasible solution that can have a nation-wide impact
o Uncover a future generation of young “leaders” who share common interests and values

Submissions end date; March 20th, 2013

http://stateacademy.com/
https://twitter.com/StateAcadem

Displair: The NEW Way to Play

TechToday — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 11:57:34 +0000

The 2013 Consumer Electronics Show is currently taking place in Las Vegas featuring a wide array of amazing new gadgets. One of the great products featured is a 3D display that is made up of air! A Russian company called Displair is pitching this amazing new screen concept. No glass, no screen, no keyboard! Displair claims that it is coming to the United States later this year, in some kind of business-to-business application. Is this the next big thing in the world of displays? Or just a cool idea that will come to nothing? We leave the answer to you.

In the mean time check out their cool video featuring the screen in action.

More cool videos are available on Displair’s Youtube channel

Source: ReadWrite

Video and image courtesy of Displair.

Kiss your Lover with Kissinger Robot

Antoine Tannous — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 23:16:15 +0000

The future of kissing is already here. There is a new developed small robot that makes it possible for lovers to kiss each other over long distances. For instance, if you are in Lebanon and your lover is in the United States, you can now kiss each other via Kissinger anytime and anywhere.

An AI (Artificial intelligence) researcher in Singapore, has developed a kiss-transmission messenger that can emulate in a shape or a Robot.

The robot is like a bunny that has artificial lips. The lips are touch-sensitive. The size is about the tennis ball.

You have to buy two kissingers so that you can be kissing your sweetheart. The Kissengers transmit your lip movements from one to the other, thus replicating a real kiss in a virtual world.

It is a funny way to kiss but still better than nothing at all.

Source(s): Kissenger; news.com.au (Image)