Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban

	Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban | French consumer group sues Google, Facebook and Twitter over privacy policies
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	Ouya dropping requirement that games have a free-to-play component One of the Ouya micro-consoles's selling points has been that you can sample every game for free. That requirement is going away soon. Good news for developers, perhaps not as good for customers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Sophos, Inc. Mobile Device Management Buyers Guide Mobile device management (MDM) solutions allow IT organizations to centrally manage, monitor and support mobile devices from smartphones to tablets. In this guide, you'll learn what you need to consider to find a MDM solution that best fits your needs. Learn More In this Issue Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban French consumer group sues Google, Facebook and Twitter over privacy policies Panasonic brings 4K to wearable action camcorders ZTE releases 6.4-inch smartphone with 13-megapixel front camera Apple settles Belgian guarantee dispute Amazon adds search features, more languages to CloudSearch RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Splunk Resolve Problems Faster. Find the root cause of problems up to 70% faster by correlating data across your apps and infrastructure. Free Download. Start using Splunk today. Google Glass may get more stylish with help from Oakley and Ray-Ban Google is looking to reach a wider audience for Glass with some design help from Oakley and Ray-Ban. Read More French consumer group sues Google, Facebook and Twitter over privacy policies French consumer protection group UFC-Que Choisir has issued Facebook, Twitter and Google with a summons to appear before the Paris High Court, which it has asked to strike out what it says are unfair or illegal clauses in the companies' user agreements. Read More Panasonic brings 4K to wearable action camcorders If you want to record your next climb up a cliff in extreme detail, Panasonic is offering a high-resolution wearable camera that shoots in 4K at 30 frames per second progressive. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Fraud Prevention Q&A Short videos about IBM Intelligent Investigation Manager (IIM) for Fraud. IIM optimizes the investigation of fraud for customers across many industries in both the commercial and public sector space. Learn More. ZTE releases 6.4-inch smartphone with 13-megapixel front camera Those who like to take selfies might be interested in the latest handset from ZTE, a smartphone that the Chinese company claims is the world's first with a 13-megapixel front-facing camera. Read More Apple settles Belgian guarantee dispute Apple has settled a legal dispute with Belgian consumer organisation Test-Aankoop over its warranty practices, the consumer organization said Monday. Read More Amazon adds search features, more languages to CloudSearch Amazon Web Services' CloudSearch service has been upgraded with more search features and is now compatible with 33 languages. Read More
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