Once we see how much better, cheaper, and safer we can make things by adding intelligence, all the things we think of now as solved will be thought of as being very much version 1.0
Why Google thinks it can solve a big balloon problem with big data - The Verge
Bradley Chambers: Also, photo stream needs to be reversed. Apple should store all photos/video taken with your iPhone and just store the most recent 1000 (or 30 days) locally on the device.
Regular People Have No Idea How to Manage Photos on Their iPhone
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Lavabit, Email Service Edward Snowden Reportedly Used, Abruptly Shuts Down - Daring Fireball
Amazon Infogrphic from The Institute for Local Self-Reliance
Up Next: The man who wants electric cars to be art - BBC News
He pretends like he as invented the idea of designing a car.
Raymond Loewy and Harley Earl my want a word with him
the best part of wearing my Glass has been recording the response it elicits in others.
Gary Shteyngart: Confessions of a Google Glass Explorer - The New Yorker
"glassholes" and "gloryholes" may have some overlap in how people relate to them
Make your own protein snacks at home with this tabletop insect farm - The Verge
Painting by Ester Roi
Painted Rocks by Ester Roi
The Pixel Painter: A 97-Year-Old Man Who Draws Using Microsoft Paint from Windows 95 - via Colossal
The idea of navigating a webpage with Glass seems like it could introduce some challenges, but Google seems to have worked out a decent control scheme. Scrolling is accomplished by sliding your finger forward on the touchpad to scroll down. You can also zoom in (or out) on a page's content by sliding two fingers forward or backward. But what about just looking at the website? Google has pulled off a neat trick here. With two fingers placed on the touchpad, you simply move your head around to pan.
Google Glass gets full-on web browser, new hands-free functions in monthly update - The Verge