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Leaked images of Samsung’s Galaxy NX Android Camera surface -
Yesterday we posted that Samsung’s own CEO confirming the existence of a mirror-less Galaxy Camera 2 that will be unveiled on June 20th.More from Talk Android
DICE Teases Surprises For E3 2013 -
The other day thanks to a forum sighting, it seemed that DICE’s Mirror’s Edge 2 could be announced in the near future, with domain registrations seemingly backing up that possibility.
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This is what ‘stock’ Android apps look like running on Google Glass -
Today, during a session at the Google I/O conference, Google [x] Software Engineers Hyunyoung Song and P.More from TheNextWeb
Greenheart Games Trolls Pirates With Altered Cracked Version Of Game Dev Tycoon -
When we have talked about game developers messing with pirates in the past, I've actually found it quite entertaining.
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For Developers, Google Glass Looks To Be A Fascinating But Slightly Limited Platform -
Last week, Google finally released the developer guides and other necessary documents that will allow developers to write apps for Glass.More from CrunchGear
Google Glass API Available, Developing for Android with C#, New XDA HTC One Cruzerlite Case Available – XDA Developer TVxda-developers -
The Google Glass API, dubbed Mirror (I get it!), has been released. That story and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week.
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MyGlass companion app arrives on Google Play, Glass setup page goes live -
Between word that Explorer Editions are being produced, a reveal of spec details and documentation for the Mirror API being published, it's been a busy night for Google Glass announcements.
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Google Glass developer presentation from SXSW finally available to stream in full -
If you're still thirsting over details about life with Google Glass, you can now sit back and experience the presentation (though not filmed in first person with one of the units -- opportunity missed) from SXSW last month.
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Google invites Glass pre-order holders to hackathons in New York, San Francisco -
Google just hit our inbox with an email inviting folks who pre-ordered the Explorer Edition of Project Glass to two-day hackathons in San Francisco and New York, where they'll be the first group of developers -- not being paid by Page and Co.
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