Want to make apps for Glass? Google opens Mirror API to all developers
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Finished poring over that API documentation for, like, the millionth time? Good. Managed to hustle your way to a hackathon? Great! Finally, then, it’s time to put all that knowhow to practical use — the Mirror API is now open…
Philadelphia says no to 3D printed guns
The Liberator made quite a name for itself a few months back when it became the first functioning all-3D printed gun, and while its maker designed it with mass distribution in mind, we now know one place where it’s unwelcome: Philadelphia. The cit…
Waze partners up with Universal Pictures to let celebrity voices give you driving directions
GPS turn-by-turn directions are staid and boring, whether they are relayed by a male or female voice. Waze wants to give us what we really want, which is, quite naturally, driving directions delivered with the gravitas only Hollywood actors can br…
Alt-week 11.23.12: Woman videotapes the news for 35 years non-stop
Alt-week takes a look at the best science and alternative tech stories from the last seven days.
Missing the end of the game, thanks to your VCR was part of the accepted technology norm during the format’s hey day in the 80s. Not for Marion Stoke…
AT&T Moto X Update To Android 4.4 KitKat Available Now
I think it took most people in the Android community by surprise to hear that American carrier Verizon, who’s generally quite infamous for tardy software updates, would be the first to release the Android 4.4 KitKat update to the Motorola Moto X. This was particularly surprising as this…
[LEAK] Document Suggests Android 4.4 For Samsung Devices By January, Second Wave In April
The updating spree caused by the announcing and release of Android 4.4 KitKat continues: a leaked document apparently from Samsung shows the timelines for Android 4.4 (build KRT16) updates to be ready for Samsung’s flagship smartphones. As the table above shows, it expects to have an…
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler backtracks, says he’s against in-flight voice calls
When FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler confirmed the agency’s proposal to lift the ban on in-flight voice calls, he also issued a statement that sounded like he favored the change. According to AP, that didn’t sit well with a bunch of folks , and the FCC’s…
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