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LG Google TV update brings support for OnLive cloud gaming
It looks like LG has some news for those using a Smart TV with Google TV. Specifically, for those using the G2 Series and fans of gaming ??? a recent update has brought support for the OnLive gaming service. While we suspect many of the Android Authority readers will be familiar with what OnLive has to offer, for those who don???t, they allow users to play games over the cloud without the need for a console.
CHARTS: Google’s Power To Monetize Clicks Is In Decline
Google Glass and the Future of Technology
I tried a demo in which a photo appeared – a jungly scene with a wooden footbridge just in front of me. The theme from “Jurassic Park” played crisply in my right ear. (Cute, real cute.)
But as I looked left, right, up or down, my view changed accordingly, as though I were wearing one of those old virtual-reality headsets. The tracking of my head angle and the response to the immersive photo was incredibly crisp and accurate.
That is interesting.
The New Multi-screen World: Understanding Cross-platform Consumer Behavior
Glasses to blur vision of ultra-Orthodox men ?? Feminist Philosophers
From NBC: It’s the latest prescription for extreme ultra-Orthodox Jewish men who shun contact with the opposite sex: Glasses that blur their vision, so they don’t have to see women they consider to be immodestly dressed.
HHGTTG peril sensitive glasses take on a new role. Google Glasses might have a more specific solution in the future.
Given the sensitivities of some to images, a wider constituency could be imagined.
U.S. Circuit Judge Richard Posner spikes Apple-Google case, calls patent system ???dysfunctional???
In a series of earlier rulings in the Apple case, Posner didn???t mince words as he used plain language to beat up the over-reaching arguments of both sides:
[re a slide-to-unlock patent] Apple???s .. argument is that ???a tap is a zero-length swipe.??? That???s silly. It???s like saying that a point is a zero-length line.Motorola???s contention that the term has a ???plain and ordinary meaning??? is ridiculous; Motorola seems to have forgotten that this is a jury trial.In his ruling to dismiss, Posner noted that a trial would ???impose costs disproportionate to the harm ??? and would be contrary to the public interest.???
via gigaom.com
Anti-competitive, thank you judge.
