AR glasses coming from Google
Google glasses (or maybe we should all ’em Google Goggles) will be an interesting AR advance, more science friction happening […]
Augmented Reality
information
Events, Freedom to Connect, Nonprofit, Technology
EFF-Austin revives meeting series
EFF-Austin has been quietly working along presenting occasional events (like the recent Texas Government 2.0 Camp), operating its email list,
Community, Events
This is a busy week
I’ve been interacting with this year’s SXSW schedule, noticing how much programming there is, and how many speakers I don’t
Science, Space
The Devils of Mars
Earth observers used to think that Mars had canals, but this is even better: weirdly interesting darker trails in the
Body, Futures, Technology
Personal health records: the data’s not in (really)
A PHR (Personal Health Records) system like Google Health supposedly “puts you in charge of your health information,” but where
Futures, Media, Politics, Technology
Gary Chapman at Texas Community Media Unworkshop: Obama’s Open Government Initiatives
At the Texas Community Media Unworkshop last Saturday, I posted several notes to Twitter from a talk by Gary Chapman
Media
$9 billion citizen journalism hit
At CNN’s iReport.com, a “citizen journalist” calling himself “Johntw” posted a report that Steve Jobs had been rushed to the