Just yesterday I was wondering, “How will it look when I have Google Glasses and wearing new contacts?”. Apparently, today is just the day for that: Google is offering ”creative individuals” via its #ifihadglass page, a pair of princely $1,500 Google Glasses, if you post something interesting enough for Google to want you to have them, as the technology is still in its early stages. Google goes on with the look for fresh meat: they are looking for “creative individuals who want to join us and be a part of shaping the future of Glass.”
But, enough of all that. Here’s what it actually looks like through the human eye to use one — it’s awesome. Via: Google
Realistically, it’s the NEX-3N that would interest the modern photographer. Featuring a 16-megapixel sensor, a 180-degree tilting screen, and a zoom lever — Sony calls it the “world’s smallest, lightest interchangeable-lens camera with a large APS-C sized sensor” at just 210 grams. Support for the proprietary ”Triluminous Color” for an expanded gamut when images and videos are played back on the company’s Triluminous Bravia displays is also part of the feature lst. The NEX-3N is coming to Europe next month; no word on American or any other availability.
NVIDIA, always ready with new Tegra system-on-a-chip designs, released their latest processor for smartphones: the Tegra 4i. Clocked at 2.3GHz in quad-core configuration, it is assisted by 60 custom GPU cores, a 5th processing core for battery conservation — a new addition — an integrated NVIDIA i500 4G LTE modem. To top it all off, NVIDIA Chimera assists the capture of HDR shots without using a single-direction sweep. Lastly, NVIDIA knows that this is a great processor and brags that the Tegra 4i has “amazing computing power, world-class phone capabilities, and exceptionally long battery life.”
Apple today reported a security breach in a “small number” of computers today that took advantage of a Java exploit. As 
Time has passed with rumors and speculation aplenty, but the HTC One is finally here. Sleek and ready to be held, it’s an incredible device to hold and look at. The new HTC One sports every innovation that HTC has learned over the years, including a new camera and Beats Audio.
Just a few days after meteorites and asteroids thought to would be cool the come around Earth, scientists have been busy figuring out what exactly happened in Russia, where on meteorite exploded and caused structural damage to some buildings. Peter Brown, from the University of Western Ontario, Canada, has been using 
It’s back. The G-Shock Aviation watch has a brand-new lead timepiece. Casio has spared nothing when it comes to outfitting the G-Shock Aviation watch with features. First of all, it’s an atomic watch (automatically switches to correct time in your area, if a signal is available), is triple G resistant, waterproof to 200M, solar powered, a calendar, has a Celsius and Fahrenheit thermometer, chronograph, stopwatch, world time for 29 different zones, is shock resistant, and finally has a beeper alarm.
