On Thursday night, six Google Glass 'Explorers' - that is, early adopters of Google's futuristic Glass eyewear - featured on late-night satirical TV program, 'The Daily Show.' The six famous Glass wearers talked with the show's host Jon Stewart and his correspondent Jason Jones.

After having had a somewhat disappointing E3 conference last year, Microsoft focused primarily on new games at this year's E3 show.

Online services Feedly and Evernote were hit by distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks this week. The DDoS attack first began on June 10; and both Feedly and Evernote have revealed that they have been affected by the attack.

According to the findings of a recent survey by the Open Data Center Alliance, nearly two-thirds of the members of the alliance - a consortium of global IT, cloud-enthusiast firms like Infosys, Disney, Deutsche Telekom and SAP - are apparently concerned about data security in the cloud computing arena, and are thus delaying their transition to the cloud.

According to a Recode report, camera maker Lytro is apparently bringing about a change in the way it stores images. The company will henceforth use a new open-file format which applies the WebGL standard for 3D graphics.

A software has passed the Turing Test by fooling a third of judges in a panel that they talked to a 13-year-old boy. Cyborg Prof. Kevin Warwick has claimed that a machine has been able to pass the test for the first time since the set up of the test in 1950s.

The Verge has revealed in a recent report that the Kinect motion-sensing input technology is being brought to Microsoft's forthcoming Windows Phone handset --- the company's future Lumia flagship codenamed 'McLaren.'

The Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger has been opposed by the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) which has expressed concerns that the merger will potentially reduce competition and will reduce the chances of competitive entry.