This is actually monumental, in a way. For months, we’ve heard about Glass, seen it (either on blogs or in-person), but haven’t used it, and most assuredly not seen the software interface through a how-to video, like the one Google has published today.
Of course, the Explorer Program that developers and friends of Google have access to will further refine the software for consumer use, when Glass comes out next year, in 2014. What this means is that everything in the video is subject to change, but it’s safe to say it won’t be drastically different than current Google Glass models.
Check the video out, after the break.
That makes complete sense. Maybe you weren’t alive when the web went live, or maybe you do, but it’s the 20th anniversary of the web, thanks to CERN publishing a website on their new Internet network. As a result of this amazing feat from 20 years ago, in 1993, CERN used Tim Berners-Lee’s invention of the internet —the same guys behind all those experiments at the Large Hadron Collider, obviously— to publish the 
There’s a catch, actually. In order to use Skype online, you’ll have to make the jump to Outlook.com. A lot fo users seem to love the service, but as a Gmail diehard, I’ll be staying put. It’s also important to know that it still is in beta, a plug-in is needed to bridge Skype and Outlook.com together, and the service rolls out in the UK today, with the US and Germany following in the “coming weeks”. Browser compatibility is the base standard, of course: the most recent versions of Internet Explorer, Chrome, and Firefox.
NASA’s Cassini spacecraft took some stellar photos of Saturn’s 1,250 mile-wide polar hurricane. The result were black and white photos when normally developed, however with some post-production, NASA has been able to refine the photos. The Cassini spacecraft uses spectral filters that can detect the subtleties of wavelengths of near-infrared light. All NASA had to do then was false-color the vortex based on those tiny changes, invisible to the human eye. The end product? Deep reds represent lower clouds, and the greens are ones that sit a bit higher than that.
One of the slickest apps of them all, Google Now, has jumped ship from being an Android 4.1+ exclusive and is now available for iPhone and iPad, from the App Store. Despite the transition, Google Now still retains most of its native features, except newer ones, like boarding passes, events, Fandango, concerts, research topics, nearby events, and a few more. It sounds like a lot is missing, but once it’s linked to your Google account, that’s where the magic begins.
Color us enamored. The LG OLED TV, model number 55EA9800 is set to launch next month, with shipments starting in June. As for specs, they are completely mind-boggling: a 4.3mm depth resulted in a weight of just 17kg, due to a carbon-fiber reinforced frame, all for 5 million Korean won, or about $13,515 USD. The main selling post of this 55-inch OLED TV is that like an IMAX theater display, it has a curvature that makes the image more immersive (and all that jazz).
It’s been nice knowing you. Having reviewed the GS3 on T-Mobile, and AT&T, there was no doubt it was the Android device that changed the marketplace, outselling the iPhone in certain markets. Since the
There’s been a lot of MadCatz gear appearing on LaptopMemo recently, and that’s totally fine because the engineers and designers at MadCatz seem to be completely hell-bent on creating a variety of gaming accessories that could make anyone happy. In that quest, the have launched the GameSmart initiative – a variety of accessories designed to work on many different platforms. The RAT M is one of them; it’s compatible with the latest iPad, Microsoft Surface, PC and Mac. A Bluetooth 4.0 gaming mouse which takes 2 AAA batteries as a power source is actually better than it sounds, and not only because with that whole package you also get a carrying satchel.
Finding in-ear earphones with bass, range, and clarity for a decent price is actually very hard, considering that any one of the three aforementioned traits usually only are present by themselves in any particular headset. Of course, there are exceptions, and that is where greatness is extracted (or rather, listened to). In Velodyne’s case, the V-Pulse in-ear earphones have already been reviewed extensively, recommended by CNET and 
This is a relatively easy thing to talk about: a Victorinox Swiss Army pocket knife. First off, it is worth noting that in New York state it is perfectly legal to carry a Swiss pocket knife, as long as it is not brandished about the streets (basically, out of sight and only used for rational actions). Moving on, this is the Spartan, but in military camouflage. There are 11 main implements for the Spartan: a large blade, wire stripper, small blade, toothpick, large screwdriver, corkscrew, key ring , bottle opener, reamer and can opener — indeed, this is a genuine Swiss Army knife.
