Project Glass–Good Or Bad? : 5 Reasons To Fear The Google Glass [Opinion]

Back in June, 2012 when Google registered patent for Google Glass, the whole world gets real curious about what Google is going to do with this technology. Few electronic devices called so much attention from the press and consumers as the Google Glass does. The features Google promising with their new “Augmented Reality” technology can be truly revolutionary. And it draws the attention of other companies, which also decided to create their versions of the device. But is all that is promised by Google Glass will be beneficial? Every good thing has a dark side in it and so does Google Glass. You have to think that it also poses problems for consumers and this can be quite harmful. Have you ever stopped to think about what are the risks? Then check out this article where we collected, analyzed and verified opinions of those who think Google Glass can be a security threat.

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Jelly Bean: Roundup Of Recent Addition & Changes Of Android’s New Evolution v4.1

Following the tradition of giving names after a sweet food to all version of Android, Google has disclosed some official information about upcoming Android 4.1 AKA Jelly Bean. According to Google in the official announcement, the system would be the evolution of the Ice Cream Sandwich. Besides being much faster and full of innovative features, it also bring some features for more convenient usage. We did previously featured Round-up of Ice Cream Sandwich with all new features and improvement found there. As of official statement from Google and as well as our experience on Android SDK, we have now prepared some quick notes about Jelly Bean’s recent changes, additions and improvements. Check out this article to find more.

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Google Registers Patent For Project Glass [News]

Even after presented on an American TV, the Project Glass of the search giant Google still remains a mystery. However, with the disclosure record of a patent may be prototypes of the device, it is possible to have an idea of ​​how Google's glasses should work. The file specifies a kind of touchpad moves sideways for the basic functions of the device.According to the image, we can see the controls to scroll pages, emails and forward and backward a few others.

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JustReader Beta: An Easy-To-Use Customizable Feed Reader With Full Google Reader Integration [Android]

If you frequently use Google Reader and was looking for an Android app to integrate with it, the JustReader Beta may be a good alternative for you. With it, you have a complete feed reader fully integrated into your Google account. It is very easy to use and fully customizable. Thus, it adapts to any need or taste. The option to choose themes for the app is one of the strengths of JustReader beta and causes it to gain prominence among other applications. The ability to maintain multiple accounts in JustReader beta is also an advantage. So you can only use one app for all your accounts, for example, you can use the same app to your personal account and work. In addition, the JustReader beta is very simple to use and has a menu at the bottom of the screen that makes all the hand tools you need to refine the content and update the feeds when you need it.

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Google Translate: Translate One Language To Another With Voice Recognition & Hear Aloud Feature [Android & iPhone]

Google Translate is the official translation of the application of Google available for Android and iPhone. With it, you can translate phrases in 64 different languages, if only to have Internet access, either through Wi-Fi or 3G. The app is pretty light to be downloaded and very simple to use: its interface is intuitive. So you'll never be in doubt when reading texts in different languages ​​or even when visiting other countries. Overall, the application has a unique voice recognition, you can pronounce any word into the microphone close to your gadget for the system to automatically recognize. And if you have any doubt about the pronunciation of certain words, Google Translate can also help you: simply request a demonstration of how words should be said, to hear all the words pronounced correctly. Google Translate Mobile Client allows you to translate text phrases among 64 languages and voice phrases among 17 language. It also allows to hear translated phrases in 24 languages. Google Translate is fully compatible with iPhone, iPod Touch and iPhone, you just have installed iOS 3.0 or higher and Android 1.5 or later. More to read.

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