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Even though Google Glass has been in people's hands for a very short period of time, updates and apps have started flying. The last few days have seen a number of important changes for the wearable computer, but it's still a long way away from being ready for widespread use.

You've no doubt heard rumblings about it in your Facebook newsfeed already: Facebook is changing up their look again. This time, though, it looks like it might actually be for the better.The overall tone of the announcement is that they're trying to cut out as much clutter as possible and make Facebook stuff even easier to consume. Obviously, this puts a large focus on photos, which Facebook gets billions (yes, with a "B") every month.

Earlier this month, we reported that a consortium including Apple and Google was looking to pick up a patent suite from the bankrupt imaging giant Kodak. Now it seems that Kodak has accepted the $525 million offer, and assuming everything gets approved, will hand over its digital imaging portfolio to some of the biggest names in technology.

Typically, when the phrases "face detection" and "creepy" appear in the same blog post, the topic is surveillance. But, two adult entertainment websites have found something that's perhaps even a little creepier to do with one of the most interesting camera techs around.