Google Glass Isn't Dead; It's the Future of Industry

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Some websites infringe on those rights by blocking VPNs, but they do it for a good reason.   Read More » How to Get Settlement Money If You Bought a Vizio Smart TV Last year, Vizio was sued for reportedly spying on customers and using this data to target ads. This resulted in a $17 million class-action lawsuit that is now paying customers who bought a Vizio smart TV between February of 2015 and February of 2017.   Read More » REVIEW GEEK Logitech MX Vertical Review: The Clear Leader for Ergonomic Mice Historically, vertical mice have been made for carpal tunnel and RSI sufferers. They've been functional, but clinical, lacking some of the features of more modern designs. Logitech's MX Vertical aims to buck that trend—and succeeds.   Read More » FYI / Useful Tips and Headlines How to Get Settlement Money If You Bought a Vizio Smart TV Last year, Vizio was sued for reportedly spying on customers and using this data to target ads. 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