The newest google product set to hit the market is one like we have never seen before outside of sci-fy movies. Google glass is a revolutionary piece of technology that begins to make the HUD (Heads Up Display) a reality. This is by making a headband that fits like conventional glasses without lenses that has a small screen in the top right corner of a persons view which displays at 640 x 360 resolution.
With the invention of the computer, more and more we see jobs that used to be done by a human person slowly being replaced by computerized systems. In some applications, computers help to speed up the processing of huge data 
bases in a way that no human could ever dream of.
Whenever you hear about a new toy or gadget that has been released, many adventurous folks want to be the first ones to grab the goods and try them out. That can be a good thing but many times it is a bad thing and potentially even a gamble of your hard-earned money.
If you’re tired of dragging 20 different gadgets and cords with you every time you travel, it may be time to consolidate. Here are some tips for making your tech travels a little lighter:
It’s true! While a good computer is vital to keep telecommunication, freelance, and other home-based work operating as smoothly as possible, the simple fact remains that the computer is merely just a starting point. What you really want to focus on after purchasing a computer is what you plug into it, as well as what you load onto it; in other words, software and hardware. Think of the actual computer as a foundation in which to build off of, and trust me, you are going to want a sturdy foundation for any type of work from home. The minute something goes wrong could mean the difference between keeping a gig or job, and losing it.
Cloud computing has been a popular topic that has been buzzed about almost to the point of ad nauseam. Interestingly, there are still lots of folks that hear the term in casual conversations with friends and associates, and even use it themselves while having misconceptions about what the term actually means. In recent surveys, respondents have opined that cloud computing has to do with everything from weather, to toilet paper.
Although cloud computing adoption continues to grow, security continues to be a serious concern. Security is still evolving and superior approaches to policies and practices are emerging. Studies reveal that security is among the three main concerns that business executives have when they consider moving critical business data to the cloud.
Not every user is comfortable trying out a new form of technology. Though Usenet is far from new, for some users it is a novel experience that will have to be learned. Most people are familiar with using the web for research and collaboration. What they do not realize, however, is that Usenet is just as easy to use and requires limited technical knowledge. Users need only a basic understanding of the system.
It almost seems trite at this point to say that the internet has revolutionized communication. After all, this is something that has been readily apparent for at least a decade and a half. Yet, even with two decades of mainstream internet use under our belts, the internet continues to influence the way we interact with each other in ways we never expected.
Our government spends trillions of dollars in taxpayer money each year developing new technologies. Some of those technologies are very visible, and provide recognizable benefits to society. A good example of this is the space program.
NASA’s research has provided us with all sorts of usable technology over the years.
The Internet itself is a result of government technology research. It originally consisted of defense networks.
Yet, there are some technologies that the government has developed that don’t receive nearly as much press. It’s not so much that this research is being covered up; it’s that the government agencies just don’t go around promoting the technologies they are working on.
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