Google's Project Glass intiative aims to make sci-fi a reality, and while we haven't heard about the glasses for a while, now Google teases us with another picture taken straight from a prototype, showcasing an amazing use-case scenario.

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Sebastian Thrun, project leader at the search giant, snapped this picture while playing with his son and it's a brilliant illustration of what you can do when you have a POV camera on your head ready to fire at any time.

Google and Oracle still fighting in court over Java patents and trademarks, Android was dragged into the matter because Google wants to include certain Android expenses as copyright damage and Oracle feels that it should not be allowed to do so.

Google does not publicly report Android's financial information, Judge William Alsup, who is presiding over the case, sealed an internal Google document that details Android's 2010 profit and loss summery.

Even though Android costs approximately $97.7 million from Google's revenue in 2010, it managed to lose money in every single quarter of 2010. "That adds up to a big loss for the whole year," Alsup said.

Last year, a frequent leaker of all things Nexus tweeted that there would be a version with a slide out keyboard but this wasn't implemented on the Galaxy Nexus models, but according to some fast-track patents that Google filed with the USPTO in January, a Nexus slider is something google is still working on, it's similar to the Xperia play but it have a QWERTY keyboard instead of the play station joystick. Here is a photo of the device sketching leaked from google patent file.

A series of three patents were field, which listed lead Android developer Andy Rubin as the main inventor. Each showed new internal mechanisms that appear to allow for a slider that is thinner, and has less overlap when opened, then other devices. The upshot would be a larger physical keyboard without a bulkier phone. The mechanisms (pictured below) include a "spring and stabilizing link" slider, a "serpentine spring styled" slider, and an innovative looking "scissor-hinge" slider.

After bringing Google Play Movies in France, Google has now started offering the service in Australia as well.

Android users on Australia will be able to watch, rent and buy movies in both HD and standard quality from the Google Play Store. Unfortunately, Google Music is still not available on Australia.

After the Samsung Galaxy Nexus made a Huge success around the world to be the first device that has a 720p HD display and Android 4.0 ICS... Samsung & Google is looking to be partners again.

Since Samsung has become the top vendor of Android smartphones, Google will continue to have Samsung develop its Next-generation Nexus Phone, Briniging Samsung's innovation ability with regard to the Android platform, and its ability to control the supply of key components.

Also, according to rumors the Next-generation Nexus smartphone will pack Android 5.0 Jelly-Bean.