- Facebook likes wearable technology, but the tech's not quite ready to like back
We’ve become accustomed to posts flooding our news feeds proclaiming that a friend has just completed a 5-mile run or taken their 3,000th step of the day, but that’s not enough for Facebook.
At a recent hackathon held at its headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., the company partnered up with Google, …
- And your Insert Coin winners are: DIWire and GrowCubes!
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The last time we saw the Narrative Clip lifecasting camera, it had a see-through casing allowing you to see the circuitry within. Heck, it even had a different name. As it happens, though, the company’s co-founder, Oskar Kalmaru, stopped by Engadget Expand this weekend, so we got a chance to see the … - Live from Expand: Facebook Product Manager Erick Tseng
Facebook’s head of mobile products will be joining us for a conversation about the social network’s smartphones strategy and to show off some of the entries from the company’s recent wearables hackathon.
November 10, 2013 4:20:00 PM EST
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