Do you struggle to remember passwords? Tired of trying to remember? Well Google may have a solution. According to the U.S. patent, first filed in June 2012, Google’s facial recognition method would require users to make a predetermined facial gesture that would then be scanned and compared to a previously captured photo for authentication. Each time a device asks for identification, the user would have to make a face that includes movement of an eye, eyebrow, mouth area, forehead area or nose.
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Did you know that some celebrities are earning thousands for 1 tweet that is only 140 characters long? Startups such as IZEA and Adly match advertisers with celebrities based on content, desired audience, and number of followers the famous face has.
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Juan Enriquez looks at the surprisingly permanent effects of digital sharing on our personal privacy.
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What Google calls just a “pilot program” for the time being, lets video makers charge users a monthly fee for access to their videos. Plans that start at 99 cents a month, but can be set higher. All channels also had a 14-day free trial and sold at a discount if users buy into a year at a time, YouTube said in a post announcing the program.  The service is launching with 53 paid channels including content from HDNet, UFC and the PGA Digital Golf Academy. [Read More]