According to a recent New York Times article, Google is planning to launch technologically advanced glasses with a heads-up display later this year. The futuristic glasses, which will appear similar to Oakley Thumps sunglasses, will continually stream real-time information to the lenses using a 3G/4G connection.

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Google Launching Futuristic HUD Glasses Later This Year

Jordan Kasteler has had quite the career.

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An Interview with Jordan Kasteler About His New Social Media Marketing Book

Need to build links to your websites in order to increase your traffic and improve your rankings? Well, there’s article marketing, social bookmarking, and – blah, blah, blah… Let’s face it – you’ve probably heard the same old link building strategies repeated ad nauseum around the net.

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13 Unconventional Link Building Strategies

JW Player has been around for a very long time and is a great little video player, I even use it at Gamers Daily News , in fact. The recent update to version 5.9 brought with it some interesting improvements in the HTML5 area I thought you might be interested in. The big change on the Android side of things is that HTML5 is now the default playback.

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JW Player 5.9 Beefs Up HTML5 Experience For Android & iOS

Google Wallet, which initially launched in September of 2011, has decided to temporarily suspend its provisioning of prepaid cards as a result of two newly discovered security vulnerabilities. Recently, a security research team uncovered a potential threat to the overall security of the Google Wallet.

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Google Wallet is Easy to Hack and Exploit

Several days ago, Google filed FCC paperwork to test a prototype of a new Google device. According to filing, the test will take place in the homes of 252 employees and take approximately six months

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Google Developing Branded Home Entertainment System

LG would not be where they are if they had always placed all their eggs in one basket and that was never more evident than it was when I visited with them at CES.

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LG Hedging Its Bets With Two Connected TV Platforms

Earlier this afternoon, Google announced plans to begin tracking users across e-mail, YouTube, Google+, search, and almost all of the other Google products. The change, which combines 70 privacy documents into one, will go into effect on March 1st. Since the new privacy policy will collect large amounts of personal data across multiple Google properties Follow SEJ on Twitter @sejournal

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New Google Privacy Policy Update: Your Data Now Combined Across Google Services

Hulu put out some year end numbers which included the fact they’ve got 1.5 million paying subscribers now. Not quite the massive, rapid expansion Netflix had, but they also have DVD rentals as well so it’s apples and oranges.

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Hulu Year End Numbers Show Great Growth All Around

In case you’re just now recovering from all the recent changes YouTube has made to their system, it’s time to brace for another round of major changes.

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YouTube Removing Subscribers & A New YouTube Player On The Way – The Reel Web Episode 22