Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Brian Chee, and Curtis Franklin talk about how a
hacker has found a backdoor to certain routers that could allow an
attacker to gain access to the administrative control panel.
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Monday, January 6, 2014
CES 2014: Smart Watches Battle to Stand Out
Smart watches are among the hottest at the Consumer Electronics Show in
Las Vegas this week. But standing out from the crowd is a problem. Ian
Sherr takes a closer look at the field on the News Hub. Photo: Kreyos
Meteor.
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CES 2014,
Smart Watches
Sunday, January 5, 2014
How to Start Building Apps for Google Glass
Matt Richardson briefs over the development environment for Google Glass Apps.
Smartphones are amazing things, but for those who have become addicted to messaging instant gratification, they are a bit unwieldy. This annoyance gets even worse as these devices grow larger and larger. Well, certainly one approach would be to relax a little and stop feeling so compelled to check for Facebook notifications every 30 seconds. Those fully immersed in the information age, however, will be more inclined to fix the physical inconveniences presented by the problem. A heads-up display seems like a natural fit, and thus we have Google Glass. It's a headset with a projected display, a camera and a data connection that could revolutionize the mobile device industry. It could also cause a public uproar over privacy concerns. Is the potential worth the risk?
Smartphones are amazing things, but for those who have become addicted to messaging instant gratification, they are a bit unwieldy. This annoyance gets even worse as these devices grow larger and larger. Well, certainly one approach would be to relax a little and stop feeling so compelled to check for Facebook notifications every 30 seconds. Those fully immersed in the information age, however, will be more inclined to fix the physical inconveniences presented by the problem. A heads-up display seems like a natural fit, and thus we have Google Glass. It's a headset with a projected display, a camera and a data connection that could revolutionize the mobile device industry. It could also cause a public uproar over privacy concerns. Is the potential worth the risk?
Labels:
Building Apps,
Google Glass
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