Becoming A 'Glasshole' For 2 Minutes

May 2, 2013 Subscribe · Forward 2 Minutes With Google Glass I confess to being skeptical about Google Glass, the much-hyped, mobile computer eyewear from a company so big its name is also a verb. I figured the glasses would be weird and uncomfortable to wear, obscuring my vision and distracting me with headlines, email and other material served up in front of my eye. But this week, as I lucked into an admittedly brief opportunity to put Google Glass on my face, some of those preconceptions got wiped out. Continue reading... Doesn't 'Ad' Up Big Changes Coming To The iPhone Facebook Deletes Controversial Decapitation Videos Netflix Loses Nearly 2,000 Movies From Its Library Today WATCH: These Google Autocompletes Will Make You Weep For Humanity Google Glass Flaw Lets Hackers 'Watch Your Every Move' Why Facebook Should Be Terrified Why Netflix Isn't Worried About Internet Piracy Why Facebook Should Be Terrified 5 Eerie Similarities Between '2001: A Space Odyssey' And Apple Products Google Glass Flaw Lets Hackers 'Watch Your Every Move' MARK CUBAN The Real Problem With the Twitter HackCrash Billions of dollars are being invested to make trading without humans faster, cheaper, smarter. The problem is that no matter how smart you make machines, they will never be smart enough in our lifetime to detect all levels of deceit and fraud. Particularly online. Continue reading... PETER WALTERS 20 Life Hacks and Tools to Boost Productivity on Your Computer Combined, these tools make my digital life more secure, assessable and coordinated. I could lose my computer tomorrow and rest assured that nothing of mine (lest the computer) was lost. Continue reading... JURGEN FAUTH The Novelist's iPad: 10 Apps for Writers Most writers are easily distracted; trying out just one more app often sounds better than slogging through your manuscript. To save you untold hours of procrastination, here's my current setup of ten apps for writing, drafting, outlining, editing, and generating story ideas. Continue reading... STEVE HARMON Buying a 7-inch Tablet? Read This First Fact is, tablets are not going away, despite the forlorn wishes of a company's CEO. Over 100 million were sold last year. And, millions of people are right now looking to buy a 7-inch tablet computer. What do customers from all over the world think? Continue reading... EVERETT EHRLICH After Genachowski... Whom? The next chairman of the FCC must pick up from where former FCC Chairman William Kennard left off, articulating a new, progressive vision of what the broadband world will look like and how to get there. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003