You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeGoogle Glass promised a sci fi style future where we never forget a person face or lose our way in a city.Unfortunately, it also ran into a host of privacy problems and was ultimately scrapped .Now Apple could be about to pick up the pieces, according to a report from Bloomberg , that suggests the iPhone maker is working on a pair of “smart glasses”.Although the report makes it clear there isn going to be the hint of a finished product until 2018, the idea of Apple trying something new is enticing.Read More(Image: PA)”While still in an exploration phase, the device would connect wirelessly to iPhones, show images and other information in the wearer’s field of vision, and may use augmented reality,” Bloomberg reports.”Apple has talked about its glasses project with potential suppliers, according to people familiar with those discussions. The company has ordered small quantities of near eye displays from one supplier for testing, the people said.”The report points out that Apple has spent the last few years quietly acquiring companies that specialise in augmented reality.Read MoreNo doubt it will be watching to see what happens when Microsoft AR touting HoloLens finally goes on sale. Or the progress Google makes with its Daydream VR platform .

The Council is committed to fully understanding the report and as Council President, I have initiated the following next steps. The Common Council and the Ad Hoc Committee will have a joint meeting with OIR again on January 11. In addition, I am working with several Council members to organize a Town Hall meeting in January (date TBD) to invite the the community to meet with the OIR Group and have the opportunity to ask questions and give feedback on the report..

They will detail the Environmental Impact Study (EIS) process and the overall timeline specifically. We had budgeted for 15 officers with the expectation of the grant paying for half the cost. An amendment is required to reallocate the spending. The movie may not be consciously exploiting the evolution of male buddydom in Hollywood, the way it gone from implicitly gay to uncomfortably and defensively straight, from Butch and Sundance to Rogen and Rudd. It possible that when Tatum leaps onto a bed and pretends to thrust himself into Hill, it just an actor having fun with his image. But it also more than that.

This year, the winning ad on the USA Today AdMeter, “Man’s Best Friend,” was created for just $20. Creator Jonathan Friedman, a freelance graphic designer and musician, used the money to buy dog treats, a cat collar and a bag of Doritos. Friedman then shot the video with the equipment he already owned, and then edited the whole thing on his computer..