So it has been several months since we heard about what we can expect in the near future with regards to how Glass will shape it, and Google have jumped on the case revealing their latest technology “Google Glass”.

Now, many stories have evolved since this product was revealed to the world, such as Apple looking to release their own version, as well as stories that Microsoft could be developing their own glasses. This comes to no surprise seeing that there is very little creativity left in the world and everybody seems to be following one trend at a time.

So being that Google are the first to release such an innovative product, let’s look at how they intend to make this actually work. The following has been extracted from fastcodesign.com “First Look: How The Google Glass UI Really Works”

The Basic Setup

The Glass screen, much like your cellphone…

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Annette Funicello, one of the best-known members of the original 1950s “Mickey Mouse Club” and a star of numerous 1960s “beach party” films, died Monday at a California hospital, the Walt Disney Co. said.

Funicello, who was 70, “died peacefully from complications due to multiple sclerosis, a disease she battled for over 25 years,” the Disney statement said.

“We are so sorry to lose Mother,” her three children said in a statement. “She is no longer suffering anymore and is now dancing in heaven. We love and will miss her terribly.”

Funicello was just 13 when she was selected by Walt Disney himself to be one of the original Mouseketeers of the “Mickey Mouse Club,” the 1950s television variety show aimed at children.

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A San Diego entrepreneur died after a routine dental procedure in Temecula, CA, his family said Monday. Marek Lapinski, 25, died on March 21 when he underwent a procedure to extract two wisdom teeth. An ambulance report states propofol was administered after Lapinski began to cough during the surgery. He then went into cardiac arrest.

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Gift Guide: Mophie Outride Action Camera Case For iPhone 4/4S
Jordan Crook, techcrunch.com

Short Version

Mophie is best known for dou­bling your iPhone’s bat­tery life with the Mophie juice pack, but the com­pa­ny actu­al­ly offers a wide range of iPhone acces­sories includ­ing the Out­ride Wide-Angle Lens iPhone case and mount…

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British archaeologists said Thursday they have unearthed a sprawling complex near the ancient city of Ur in southern Iraq, home of the biblical Abraham.

The structure, thought to be about 4,000 years old, probably served as an administrative center for Ur, around the time Abraham would have lived there before leaving for Canaan, according to the Bible.

The compound is near the site of the partially reconstructed Ziggurat, or Sumerian temple, said Stuart Campbell of Manchester University’s Archaeology Department, who led the dig. “This is a breathtaking find,” Campbell said, because of its unusually large size — roughly the size of a football pitch, or about 80 meters (260 feet) on each side. The archaeologist said complexes of this size and age were rare.

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Flying aboard the International Space Station (I.S.S.) is not just fun and games; members of the crew have to examine their equipment to keep everything in ready to use conditions. One of them most important pieces of equipment is the spacesuit that is worn by astronauts when they leave the I.S.S. to go out into the universe.

Spacesuits are made to keep a human body alive in the harsh, anti-gravity, environment of space, but they are also used inside a ship if there should be a change of pressure. They are often constructed to help keep the wearer comfortable, keeping in mind mobility and the need to collect solid and liquid waste. I.S.S. Commander Chris Hadfield explains in his video that “Spacesuits are just really one person spaceships.”

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Renowned American film critic Roger Ebert has died at 70 after a long battle with cancer.

Ebert, known for his thumbs-up or down reviews on a television programme with partner and friend Gene Siskel, became a film critic for the Sun-Times in 1967 and later won the Pulitzer Prize.

He was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2002, losing his jaw and his ability to speak in a subsequent surgery.

But he later resumed writing full-time and also returned to television.

On Tuesday, Ebert revealed on his popular blog that he faced a fresh bout with cancer and was taking a “leave of presence”, writing fewer reviews.

He suffered a hip fracture in December that he said “had recently been revealed to be a cancer”.

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Smokers are less likely to be alive and cancer-free three years after having surgery for colon cancer than people who have never smoked, according to a new study.

Out of about 2,000 people who had part of their colon surgically removed, researchers found 74 percent of those who had never smoked were cancer-free three years later, compared to 70 percent of smokers.

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