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I recently read a Mashable article discussing the Google+ photo taken by computer scientist Sebastian Thrun, using Google’s Project Glass eyewear. The photo sparked immediate social engagement and got me thinking again about these augmented…

A few months ago I was scanning through blogs, tweets & reviews for a device to help track my daily calorie intake vs. how many I burn off. I discovered there are plenty to choose from, all promising to accomplish the same thing. I almost scrapped the whole search, until I noticed one little gadget kept popping up – Fitbit. So I picked one up & began testing it out.

Review:

Its sleek, light weight design & clean display drew me…

When I heard that the Red Cross & Dell would be collaborating to create a social media-monitoring platform solely to support humanitarian relief, I was surprised to learn it was the first of its kind. However, after considering the sheer size & scope of a program such as this, it…

Touchscreens are just that - you must touch the screen in order for the device to function. Seems easy enough right? For those who are visually impaired or blind, this isn't such a simple task. I was curious to see what kind of devices or applications are out there addressing this issue and what I found was not only encouraging, but brilliant. Below are descriptions of 3 apps helping to solve all sorts of problems presented with blindness, along with videos to help clearly define how they…