On Thursday, February 25th, Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. acquired a patent titled “Glove Interface Object”. As the name suggests, the patent describes an input method using an electronic glove, fitted with sensors designed to work with virtual reality, augmented reality or related applications.

Patrov’s very own account of the events, published yesterday morning on USA Today, offers an insight into what actually happens when connecting devices to an unsecured Wi-Fi network, such as American Airlines GoGo.

Tough-as-nails device manufacturer Getac, popular for supplying law enforcement and the military with some of the sturdiest, most durable computing devices in the world, has introduced the brand new Getac RX10, which, as the name suggests, is especially designed for the healthcare industry.

Somewhere, somehow, somebody just had to make this happen: a jacket with as many as 25 pockets, which is enough to carry two iPhones, two iPads, a 12 inch MacBook, and every possible smaller device, accessory, cards, and stationery, one can think of, with enough time and dedication.