Say Goodbye to First-Gen Google Glass; Marriott Won’t Block Wi-Fi Devices; New York Wants Tough Data Security Law

Daily News January 16, 2015

TOP STORIES Report: Sales of First-Gen Google Glass Ending Amidst Overhaul  Google will stop selling the Explorer Edition to consumers later this month as it preps a second-gen headset. Share This:   Marriott Pledges Not to Block Wi-Fi Devices  Visitors to 17 of Marriott's Caribbean and Latin American resorts, meanwhile, can test out a GoPro HERO4 camera. Share This:   New York AG Wants 'Strongest' Data Security Law in U.S.  New York law does not require notifications for stolen email addresses and passwords, security questions, and more. Share This:   Facebook Rolls Out Free Internet.org App in Colombia  The Internet.org app will allow local Tigo customers to access certain websites and services for free. Share This:   The Simpsons Are Coming to Minecraft  The $1.99 downloadable pack will launch in late February, exclusively for Xbox machines. Share This:   Xiaomi Targets iPhone 6 Plus With New Phablet  The Mi Note comes with a 5.7-inch screen, 13-megapixel rear camera, and curved glass front and back. Share This:   Test Your Teen's Driving Skills With Toyota, Oculus VR Simulator  Teenagers strap on an Oculus Rift, get into a stationary vehicle, and navigate some virtual roads. Share This:   How Tiny 'SuperBots' Will Create Cheap, Modular Satellites  In space, it's not only inhospitable to send humans to do engineering work but also dangerous and expensive. Share This: