https://www.spaceglasses.com

This is a website run by a company named META they are set to start making deliveries in September of this year. Along with Holographic glasses they also offer a high power pocket computer. The pocket computer is described as the most powerful pocket processing to the most powerful augmented reality glasses, enabling you to leap in to the final form factor of computing.

http://blog.xen.org/index.php/2013/11/27/rt-xen-real-time-virtualization-in-xen/

I came across this blog that talks about the RT-Xen project, which is a response for the increasing demand for supporting real-time systems. They talk about video software and what is critical for the user. Xen was chosen because it is type 1 hypervisor, Flexible virtualization modes, Driver disaggregation and ARM support. If you follow this link there is a video that explains what virtualization is and how Xen plays a part.

http://sendsonline.org/2010/09/28/cyberspaces-impact-on-our-perception-of-time/

In this article it talks about cyberspace and its impact on our perception of time being affected. The development of counting on fingers to complex mathematical equations is proof that humans have looked for better and faster ways of doing things. In this article the author wants us to think about cyberspace and how it has enabled us to change our expectations of space and time. Which has led to an overload of information, communication and the dilemma of buying the next great device.

This website is an example of what a social phenomena in text based virtual realities look like and how people interact through text. There is an introduction showing three major factors what qualifies as MUD from an adventure style game. One a MUD is not goal-oriented because a MUD isn't really a game at all. Two they are extensible from within and new objects can be added and three there are more than one user connected at a time. Every object has a textual description that players can view with a look command. Players spend their time connecting with others and socializing with each other. MUD players create their own world and as the reading describe can become evil at times. Curtis, Pavel. " Social Phenomena in Text-Based Virtual Realities."