Google Builds Artificial Brain Which Can Recognize A Cat

The Google X laboratory has invented some pretty cool stuff: refrigerators that can order groceries when your food runs low, elevators that can perhaps reach outer space, self-driving cars. So it’s no surprise that their most recent design is the most advanced, highest functioning, most awesome invention ever… a computer that likes watching YouTube cats?

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Android 4.1 Jelly Bean: Tour & Features Walkthrough [video]

Blowfish12@2012 blowfish12.tk Author: Sudharsun. P. R. Related articles HTC Reviewing Android 4.1 Jelly Bean To Determine Upgrade Plans and Schedule (pocketnow.com) A Visual Tour Of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (techie-buzz.com) Jelly Bean’s Voice Search Beats New Siri Hands Down (gizmodo.co.uk) Jelly Bean for Galaxy Nexus leaks (slashgear.com) Jelly Bean is Coming; Still Want A Galaxy

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Google Now assistant knows what you need, right now

Yesterday’s Google I/O event saw the company make a big push into hardware with the announcement of a new tablet, media player and a sky-diving demonstration of its augmented reality glasses, but the search giant also leveraged its software chops and massive piles of user data to cook up a rival to Apple’s Siri: Google

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Augmented reality glasses look a step ahead of Google

I’m sitting in a bar watching a video of a baseball player. That’s unusual enough in the UK, where the sport has minimal following, but I’m not watching on a wall-mounted flatscreen or even my smartphone. The slugger’s swing plays out on a piece of glass just 2 millimeters thick, part of a prototype augmented

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