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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.

Each year, Adobe throws a big conference called MAX to show off some of their new stuff. Today is the open of the 2013 conference, and with that comes a keynote. It's usually filled with all kinds of new stuff, so I'll be updating this post live and Tweeting about any new stuff as it's announced. Stick with us!12:39 PM: Looks like the Adobe livestream servers are getting crushed at the moment. Lots of demand.

NASA might not be in the business of launching space shuttles anymore, but its history is full of downright incredible feats. The iconic films of rockets roaring out of the base after a countdown became and important cultural milestone. But how were these stills and films captured? This video from the 1980s shows some of the wonderful and bizarre gear that was used to record these events.

There are few cameras in the world as recognizable as Hasselblad's V-series. NASA even used one (the 500ELs) to take photographs on the moon. Their cube-shaped bodies have been around for more than half of a century and have been popular with pros to hipsters and everyone in between. Now, the final unit has rolled off the assembly line and the V-series is no more.