Google slaps ad for its new Nexus 7 tablet on its own home page — just weeks before Apple’s rumored iPad mini launch.
With 190 million unique visitors, it’s not a bad way to advertise.
Reblogged from The Daily
Wearable computing
Something out of a Sci-Fi flick, right? Well, if anyone were to create a way for information to literally pop out in front of you, it would be Google. The product was announced last April and demoed at Google’s I/O Conference that has been going on since Wednesday, June 22nd, 2012. The Glass demo stole the show and got got the millions watching, streaming and tweeting the event extremely excited for the futuristic gadget.
Watch the full I/O Conference here.
What do you think about Google’s new project, Glass?
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