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There is no doubt Google is pioneering our future of technology, whether it's their ultra-cool Google's Self Driving Cars or their newest public reveleation of "Google Project Glass".

Google Project Glass is an experimental futuristic augmented reality technology which can change how we use, process and consume information. And to get user ideas and start things out Google has posted how they see this "Google Glass" technology can impact our future. Enjoy, the must-see video demonstration after the jump.

Google never stops to amaze us, and here is yet another "intelligent" example of it. Google search for "sqrt(x*x+y*y)+3*cos(sqrt(x*x+y*y))+5" and you will be amazed what Google shows to you, have a look yourself after the jump.

Fake drugs is a big problem, the multi-billion dollar highly profitable industry have lurked many counterfeit medicines to flood the market. And unlike other "product duplicates", medicine fakes pose a greater threat to human lives. If this is not enough, checking a medicine for genuineness is not something easily achievable at a users level - as it needs complex analysis with a suitably equipped laboratory.

Technology has always came to our rescue when needed, and to fight the counterfeit medicines we now have a tech solution at hand. Dubbed PharmaSecure the barcoding technology allows consumers to verify the genuineness of medicine purchased by sending a unique identification code found on the product package to PharmaSecure by SMS (+91-9901099010), web, voice or mobile application. Within seconds, PharmaSecure sends a response to the consumer confirming that the product is authentic or alerting the consumer if it is suspect or expired.

We are told now and then to "do away with" Internet Explorer in favor of modern web-browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, however the all new Internet Explorer 9 is in-fact a brilliant web-browser with faster start-up and page load speed, support for modern technologies and industry standards. However, we still are stick with the older mentality of IE being an obsolete web-browser, which is strictly not the case after I looked at Microsoft's "The Browser You Loved To Hate" campaign and gave the new browser a fresh try with a new mindset and it did changed the way I used to look at it.

Full campaign video and website link after the jump.