How Google is preparing the world for Glass

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February 22, 2013

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analysis Amid skepticism and name-calling ("Glassholes!"), Google makes a strategic effort to bring wearable computing to the mainstream.

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Confirmed: Google Glass arrives in 2013, and under $1,500

Google's augmented reality specs are ahead of schedule. Are you ready to get yourself fitted for a set?

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Five unanswered questions about PlayStation 4

Sony shows off new games and hardware, but still leaves key questions unanswered.

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HTC One looks great. But will anyone care?

analysis CNET looks at the fundamental problem plaguing the company: the lack of marketing muscle.

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Google's Chromebook Pixel elevates Chrome OS ambitions

The browser-based Chrome OS now has a high-end home: a refined $1,299 laptop with a high-resolution touch screen. It paves the way for Chrome OS tablets, too.

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Apple releases iOS 6.1.3 beta with passcode bug fix in tow

Available for developers, the new beta is designed to resolve a flaw that allows someone to bypass the lock screen.

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Mobile World Congress: The year's best smartphone party

The annual event in Barcelona, Spain, will produce some of 2013's most exciting smartphone news. Join CNET as we cover the show, inside and out.

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NASA launches new space tech and exploration division

As part of President Obama's bid to further invest in space innovation, the U.S. agency creates the Space Technology Mission Directorate.

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David Einhorn tries to woo Apple shareholders with cash

The outspoken Apple investor pitches others on his plan to set up a recurring payout called iPrefs.

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Apple patent application hints at iWatch

A patent application published today points to a flexible touch-screen device that can wrap around your wrist.

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The Google Glass patent (pictures)

Fashion, function, and the future of frames. The Google Glass patent application reveals details for the high-tech spectacles.

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High-end Chrome OS: Google's Chromebook Pixel (pictures)

Google has pushed its browser-based operating system well beyond the $1,000-device point with its Chromebook Pixel. Here's a look at the high-resolution touch-screen laptop.

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Curiosity collects first samples ever from the interior of another planet (pictures)

The drill on Curiosity's robotic arm bored a 2.5-inch hole into the Martian bedrock on February 8.

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Mark Zuckerberg, Yuri Milner, Sergey Brin launch Breakthrough Prize (pictures)

At an inaugural presentation event at UCSF, the tech luminaries who sponsored the $33 million Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences say they want to turn scientists into heroes.

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HTC One in the concept phase (pictures)

Take a look at a few sketches of the One before the company came up with the final direction for the smartphone.

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