The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is working on two new smartphones, including one that would offer hologram-like images and, perhaps, let users navigate with just their eyes.
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Amazon said to be developing 3D smartphone
The scene-making Improv Everywhere troupe has released a pair of videos in which it pokes fun at people who can’t take their eyes off their texting devices even while navigating busy streets in New York City. Improv Everywhere’s solution for safeguarding oblivious walking/texting zombies: Seeing-eye People.
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Improv group comes to rescue of texting pedestrians with Seeing-eye People
Researchers at McGill University say the video game distributes information between the eyes in a way that trains them to work together and could ultimately help treat lazy eye. [Read more]
Artist Adam Harvey created a clothing line designed to ward off the eyes of drones through the power of fashion and special fabrics.
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Anti-drone hoodie and burqa hide you from surveillance
Hide your eyes. The search engine’s social network is embracing the lively images as profile pics on desktop and mobile
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Oh goodie, Google+ now allows animated gifs as profile pics
Comic Sans: It’s the best font in your tool box if you’re committed to sappy, unsophisticated design, and want to prove to the world that your type library hasn’t been updated since 1995. Comic Sans is embarrassing.
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Killing Comic Sans: 5 alternative fonts that protect your dignity
Navigating the phone with your eyes is one of the Samsung Galaxy S4′s rumored features.
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Eye-tracking tech in the Samsung Galaxy S4? Say what?
Scott Stein joins Jeff Bakalar on this episode of the 404. The guys geek out over the plot line in The Last of Us, roll their eyes at today’s insane weather coverage and hypothesize about the next Star Wars film. [Read more]
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The 404 1,221: Where it’s the fungus that kills us (podcast)
Samsung’s next smartphone could let you navigate with your eyes, Twitter kills TweetDeck apps, and HitBliss users pay for movies by watching commercials. [Read more]
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Galaxy S4 could have eye-scrolling tech
Using your eyes to navigate Windows 8 is nearly ready for sale with a new, smaller dongle from Tobii called the Rex that they showed at CES 2013. [Read more]