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Sherpa Personal Assistant App Is Coming To Google Glass
Sherpa, the popular natural language digital assistant Android app, is coming to Google Glass and other Android-based wearables the company announced today. Although there isn’t a firm timeline for rollout, Sherpa founder and CEO, Xabier Uribe-Etxebarría, tells me the company is looking to launch on Android-powered wearables by the end of 2013 or early 2014.
Scanadu Updates Its Tricorder, Gets One Step Closer To Reality
Late last year, we told you about Scanadu and its real-life tricorder, called the SCOUT. Within 10 seconds of direct contact to your left temple, the SCOUT analyses, records and spits back your vitals, including temperature, respiratory rate, ECG, blood pressure (systolic, diastolic), stress and oximetry levels.
Fitmodo: Under Armour39 Performance Tracker Review
I know what you’re thinking and no, this is not another sportswear company entering the wearable tech arena to cash in on all of you suckers. This is different, and that’s a good thing. It’s not an activity tracker, like a FuelBand or Fitbit, but an electronic performance aide that tells you how hard you’re working when you’re working it out.
Why Google Didn’t Talk About Glass Yesterday
Remember last year’s I/O keynote and all the skydiving and bike riding shenanigans Google pulled? That was fun! Not to mention the big reveal: Google Glass. But if you managed to catch yesterday’s three hour keynote, you probably noticed that Glass was noticeably absent. What’s up with that?
Recon Instrument Jet: Google Glass For The Sporty Types
Three years ago Recon Instruments came out with one of the first ski goggles with a HUD to be used by you and me for leisure activity. It was a novel idea — who wouldn’t want to see how fast they’re flying down the mountain? Today at I/O, Recon is debuting the Jet, a Google Glass-like set of shades that the company says is comparable to a tablet or smartphone (or Glass).
This Is How The Web Was Built, According To Google
It might seem impossible to comprehend the web existing before Google but it did! And the company built on search has had a significant impact on how the web looks and works today. During today’s I/O keynote, this little video was shown and it’s so disgustingly cute for such a nerdy topic that I just had to share it in case you missed it.
What Would A Mac Look Like As A Motorcycle?
If you missed the One Show in Portland this past February, you’re not alone and that’s OK. Here’s a nice little recap of some the show’s best. But if you skip to the 1:30 minute mark, you’ll find an interesting and all together nerdy custom built with parts from a Mac.
The Roller Coaster That Hurricane Sandy Dumped Into The Ocean Is Being Torn Down
While most of the world has moved on since Superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc late last October, countless communities are still reeling and recovering from its utter devastation. And today, the Jet Star roller coaster of Seaside Heights, New Jersey, one of the more iconic landmarks from Sandy, is being laid to rest for good.
The Tiny Seahorse’s Tail Could Help Create A New Type Of Armour
Seahorses are amazing little creatures — the males give birth, they swim upright and they’re incredibly adorable. But did you know that the seahorse is one of the toughest little creatures on our tiny little world? In recent tests, researchers have found that the tail of the underwater equine can be compressed to about half its size. And that could have major implications for how we build the armour of the future.
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