Despite the Geek Dilemna, much like Project Ara, it doesn't matter much if Google Glass as a product thrives or not. Google has already won. Here's why.

Scene in San Francisco, post SFIFF screening of Gia Coppola's PALO ALTO.

A dedicated Google Camera app is now here for Android. A hands-on test. Does it perform better, and has Google improved the user interface?

By allowing small teams to dream big, Google fuels its innovation engine. That in turn attracts talent. New blood injects further creativity to problem solving. The cycle reinforces itself.

Games continue to be the most popular category of downloads with messaging apps such as WhatsApp (Facebook), Viber (Rakuten) and Tango making "substantial waves" in Q1 2014.

One interesting twist with this particular integration: you can stream direct from the Google Play Music app to Sonos.

The problem with the GH4 and A7s is that both are housed in DSLR-like bodies. They're compromises--again, shooting stills and video. Whereas something like the C100 is designed solely for video, especially doc/ENG/run-and-gun.

Just like Facebook, Twitter wants our mortal mobile souls.

Lenovo/Motorola Mobility will likely position the X + 1 as a friendly mid-range device. It could launch alongside the Moto 360 Android Wear smartwatch this summer.

Google could offer mobile wireless services. If true, I give this news a thumbs up. It's very promising. Wireless is a ridiculous oligopoly. Carrier mark ups are extreme. Google could change that.