I'm visualizing an art installation somewhere in the middle of a barren field...

...then we could have been reading about it in the TPS Reports.

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Just build dorms on the corporate campuses, and subsidize the housing like you do with the at-work food. Employee gets cheaper housing, can save for their future, and the company gets a more connected employee with zero commute time. Seems like a win-win. Probably wouldn't take much for the company to break even on this financially, or even make it a small profit center. Maybe even charge rent in the form of earned "credits" whereby they could keep heaps of money off the books too...

Yeah works great, until the next auto-update breaks stuff that was working before due to untested dependencies.

Could definitely be good as they could put some smarts into the system beyond just emulating a dumb reflective mirror. Cameras could see in wider bands of spectrum (provide IR night mode for example). Video being streamed could be augmented to alert drivers of dangers. Camera views could be stitched/overlapped as they are now with 360 degree views to provide real coverage of blind spots.

Why do these systems always need to be so herky jerky? It seems to me you could offload a lot of the processing to the exo-skeleton's processor by reducing this to what the intent of the motion is (in this case, walk forward in a straight line) instead of trying to mimic the firing of individual muscles. Boston Scientific has already perfected bipedal motion and balance, so seem like a neural extension of that would get you something that was far more useful and less data interface intensive.

If you can make it intuitively obvious to them, then it will surely do better with the more experienced crew.

Probability of seek find next round = 100%. Successful tool deployment!

"Huawei's next flagship smartphone will not come with Google's popular apps, such as Maps, YouTube... " Tests indicate that phone runs much faster, and personal productivity is increased 20% or more... [/s[ But seriously, it'll just be a matter of time before someone comes out with an easy way to sideload the AppStore just like they have with the Amazon Kindle devices.

I switched to ClearScanner. Works as easily as CamScanner use to, and has a lot of CamScanner defectors.

"Hundreds of Thousands of 'Pirate' Sites Re-appear with Different Names the Day After Takedown Notices"

You don't swipe right or left, you just swipe!

Okay, so it's "simple and easy to understand", but how debugable is it?

You'll be able to play your games until MS decides to kill the service, then you'll own nothing. See Zune and Window Phone...