Google’s always been a little bit hesitant to get into the hardware game , preferring instead to stick their software (and occasionally branding) on devices from others. But a new rumor suggests that Google may be working on a prototype for a pair of augmented reality glasses that they’ll be marketing directly to the public.

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Rumor: Google working on augmented reality goggles

Technology is a pretty great thing, but every time we invent something that works faster or better or more efficiently, we get a little bit closer to making human labor redundant. Futurist Thomas Frey is predicting that in under two decades, two billion people will lose their jobs to technological progress. It’s happened to me , and it can happen to you.

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Futurist predicts 50% of all jobs will disappear by 2030

Look, I know Siri is the coolest gal around town right now, but she’s an iPhone 4S exclusive. She’ll never officially be ported over to the iPhone 4 or older iPhones. The real reason Apple’s not giving us iPhone 4 owners any of Siri’s love is actually kind of simple.

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Why Apple will never officially bring Siri to older iPhones

Ten-year-old Kansas City fifth grader, Clara Lazen, has been published in a major chemistry journal. Why? Well, Clara was building molecules during science class and created something entirely new. Her teacher sent a picture of Clara’s work to his chemist friend at Humboldt State University in California, who then published a paper about it in the January edition of Computational and Theoretical Chemistry.

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Video of the Day: middle schooler discovers molecule

Most homes have warm areas and places where it always seems to be cold, so the Hagent heat cube aims to even things out by soaking up heat where it’s hot, and then releasing the stored heat in the cold parts of your house.

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Robotic heat redistributor moves heat to the cold spots at home

Hey, guess what, tomorrow it’s going to be 68 degrees! How ’bout that! If you know what 68 degrees feels like off the top of your head (or adjacent to any other body part), you’re a far wiser person than I, ’cause such numbers don’t convey much in the way of useful information . Cryoscope, on the other hand, does .

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Cryoscope offers weather forecasts that make sense for once

With Monster’s collaboration with the Dr Dre’s Beats gravy train coming to an end later this year, the San Francisco company has been rolling out a bunch of new celebrity endorsed headphones to bling-up your earholes.

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Monster’s new Earth Wind and Fire ‘phones are full of Gratitude

With Monster’s collaboration with the Dr Dre’s Beats gravy train coming to an end later this year, the San Francisco company has been rolling out a bunch of new celebrity endorsed headphones to bling-up your earholes.

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Monster’s new Earth Wind and Fire ‘phones are full of Gratitude

Did you get one of those annoying musical greeting cards for Valentine’s Day? Well if you live in California, you’re probably breaking the law if you chuck it in the trash after all the Valentine’s chocolates have all been eaten.

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Got one of those musical cards? Don’t toss it out in California

One problem with skiing or snowboarding is that once you’re flying down the slopes, it gets really difficult to communicate with your friends. These goggles have a built-in walkie-talkie system, that lets you stay in touch with up to six friends at once.

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Speakgoggles let you chat with your buddies on the slopes