Musician Fighting To Record an Album Before It's Too Late!

Brad has a degenerative disease. Millions watched him play his guitar during a brain surgery to control it. Now, time is running out.

Musician Fighting To Record an Album Before It's Too Late! by Brad Carter — Kickstarter

• Studio City, Los Angeles, CA

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I wish I lived in Stock Image land!

Nivea Deo Stresstest

Google Glasses

Six months after their spectacular unveil, Google is about to send the first round of augmented reality Google Glass devices to developers. Developers will pay $1,500 for the privilege of receiving an early, prototype version of Google Glass, but the polished consumer version — due in 2014 — should be a lot cheaper.
As it stands, Google Glass is a browband — like a pair of spectacles, but without the lenses — with what basically amounts to small ARM computer running Android attached to the right side, by your temple, and a large battery behind your right ear. There’s all the usual hardware that you would find in an Android smartphone — a speaker (near your ear), a forward facing camera, gyroscope, accelerometer, compass, a couple of microphones, and WiFi and Bluetooth aerials — but instead of a large touchscreen, there’s a tiny display placed near your right eye.