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Im still interested to know why Googles didnt try to integrate the viewing cube into the glasses themselves, only because at certain angles youll likely get some pretty intense glare and reflections from two reflective sources. Even so, Im looking forward to the day when this actually rolls out and fellow glasses-wearing techies can join in the Google Glass craze.
Are you also excited about prescription Google Glass? Let us know in the comments.
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A new version of the Google News mobile website has arrived for Android and iOS devices. Rolling out over the next few days, the mobile experience gets a UI punch-up that falls more closely in line with the desktop browser version. As is often the case, the United States will be the first market to see the changes. To get the new-look Google News website simply point your Chrome browser to news.google.com!
Additionally we have ensured that some favorite desktop features have been included such as:
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When Google announced its newest build of Android, what we now know to be Android 4.4 KitKat, we were very surprised to hear that the Galaxy Nexus would not be receiving an update from Google itself. This was not only surprising because the Galaxy Nexus is the next most recent Nexus device after the Nexus 4, but also because Google made waves with its assurance that Android 4.4 would run on devices with only 512MB RAM, a criteria that the Galaxy Nexus meets comfortably. Understandably, owners of the phone were understandably upset, but not to be deterred, some determined developers over at XDA have knocked out a CyanogenMod 11 ROM for the Galaxy Nexus which will give the phone some of that KitKat goodness.
The ROM is technically still in beta due to some missing common [CyanogenMod] features, but other than some minor issues with the camera and screenshot functions, the ROM looks like it is stable and works pretty well. If youre interested in getting this CM11 ROM for your Galaxy Nexus, you can visit the XDA Forum page to get more info and download links:
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Whos been hoping that someone would make Android 4.4 for Galaxy Nexus? Let us know if youre going to try this ROM and tell us how you find KitKat.
Source: XDA
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