November 20, 2013
Mohenjo
Technical
amazon, Audio, business, Business News, chromecast, consumer electronics world, Google, Google Chrome, Health, Hotels, human-rights, Is the Google Chromecast worth buying?, medicine, mental-health, netflix, pandora, price point, research, Reviews, Science, Science News, Should you buy the Google Chromecast?, streaming, technology, Technology News, Tell Technology, travel, vacation, YouTube
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Google took the consumer electronics world in July by storm with the announcement of the Google Chromecast HDMI Streaming Media Player, a digital media dongle available at the unbelievably low price point of $35.
The arrival of the Chromecast was a big surprise for several reasons. I keep on top of all the tech rumor sites every day, and I hadn’t heard so much as a rumor that Google was working on a media dongle, much less one for $35. There’s also Google’s very checkered record when it comes to hardware releases, which included the “Nexus Q,” another media streaming device introduced in the summer of 2012 that was ultimately cancelled before release.
But the Chromecast was something different: A super-cheap streaming solution, controllable from a smartphone or tablet, and a product that was released the day it was announced. In addition, it offered “browser-casting” from the Google Chrome browser on a computer. That, and the low price point, led to the Chromecast’s instant popularity.
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September 5, 2013
Mohenjo
Technical
adult content, amazon, business, Business News, explicit content, Glass Porn, Google, Google Glass Porn, Google Glass Porn Video, Google Glass Sex, Google Porn, Google's Project Glass, Hotels, huffingtonpost, I'd Tap That Glass, internet, ir technology, James Deen, politics, Porn Glasses, research, san dimas, Science, Science News, Slideshow, Tap That Glass, technology, Technology News, The Pornography Industry, travel, vacation, Video, YouTube
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Google doesn’t want porn on Glass, the company’s hotly anticipated (and mocked) eyewear-computer combination.
However, we all know that where there is technology there will be porn.
Earlier this week, Motherboard announced that adult app company MiKandi recently sponsored a professional pornographic video shot with Google Glass. Well-known porn stars James Deen and Andy San Dimas wore Google Glass while having sex. The technique was a clever end-run around Google’s ban on pornographic applications. (You can watch the video on YouTube.)
“While developers cannot share Glass apps that serve sexually explicit content,” Mikandi CEO Jesse Adams told Fast Company, “there doesn’t seem to be any terms that prohibit users from shooting their own adult content.”
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March 13, 2013
Mohenjo
Enthralling
amazon, animals, aviation, Bulldog, business, entertainment, gaming, Hotels, nature, Oscars, research, Science, Science News, smile on your face, Surfin' bulldog, technology, Technology News, transportation, travel, vacation, Video, YouTube
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This will put a smile on your face.
Have the sound switched on and loud volume.
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February 18, 2013
Mohenjo
Technical
a girlfriend or boyfriend, amazon, aviation, blogging, business, current-events, employer, entertainment, Future, gadgets, gaming, gay, gay roommate, Google, Hotels, Hunter Walk, Manti T’eo, mental-health, politics, research, Science, Science News, Search Engines, Search Engines Never Forget, TechCrunch, technology, transportation, travel, vacation, YouTube
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Editor’s note: Hunter Walk was most recently Director of Product Management at YouTube. Follow him on Twitter @hunterwalk.
Search engines have long memories. I think about this whenever I read new coverage of some immoral, misanthropic or illegal act. The kids who tweeted racist statements about Obama on Election Day, the college student whose secret videotaping of his gay roommate helped lead to the young man’s suicide, the catfishing of Manti T’eo. Years from now it’s possible, even likely, that when the perpetrators’ names are Googled, these histories will be what surfaces first for them. An employer, a girlfriend or boyfriend, or a neighbor will find out about what they once did years ago. Whatever the context, their past will be very hard to escape.
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December 10, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
blogging, Bring on the Learning Revolution, business, celebrities, Chris Anderson, Do Schools Kill Creativity, Education, entertainment, Environment, Epiphany, Findind your passion, gaming, How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything, huffingtonpost, media, passion, research, Science, Science News, Sir Ken Robinson, social-media, technology, ted, TedTalks, travel, vacation, your passion, YouTube
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I’ve spoken twice at TED. The first time was in 2006. TED was a very different event then. It was a private conference for about 1,200 people. After the event, the talks were packaged in a box set of DVDs and sent just to the attendees. I gave a talk called “Do Schools Kill Creativity?” A few months later, Chris Anderson, the curator of TED, called to say they were planning to put a few talks on their website as an experiment and asked if they could include mine. The timing was perfect. Social media was beginning to take shape and the insatiable appetite for YouTube and short videos was about to emerge.
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October 31, 2012
Mohenjo
Technical
#18ideas, Best Of TED 2011, business, Education, Education News, huffingtonpost, Impact X, justification, old chinese proverb, Online Learning, politics, quotes, reinvention, research, salman khan, Science, Science News, technology, Technology News, ted, travel, vacation, Video, Video Education, YouTube, Youtube Education, Youtube Videos
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Watch Salman Khan discuss the reinvention of education through video, then read a follow-up post by YouTube Education’s Angela Lin below.
Growing up, my mother always told me: “You’ll learn more from a journey of 10,000 miles than from reading 10,000 books.” For years I thought it was a saying she had invented, a justification for taking me out of school for weeks at a time to satisfy her love of travel. I later realized she was quoting an old Chinese proverb that summed up the importance of gaining firsthand experience when learning about new ideas, new people and new cultures.
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