So while VR headsets like Facebook's Oculus Rift take aim at the gaming market, dangling the prospect of immersive entertainment (assuming you're able to forget what a dork you look like IRL), makers of augmented reality specs are going after more specific and specialized niche use-cases.
"What are you dorks doing?
Brett Berk of Vanity Fair reacted positively, and noted that by "focusing on what makes these lovable dorks, well, lovable dorks—and not pop, or high-school, superstars tonight's episode, if a bit tidily, reminded us that these are supposed to be kids".
I'm with the hip-hop guys, the art bitches, the gays, I'm on the west side with the party promoters and DJs, then I'm in Williamsburg with the music dorks …" What can we expect from Jessica 6 when they play over here later this year?
Don't only let your town see it, let people on the internet see how you changed from dorks or what ever you call yourselves to fabulous and beautiful looking people.
"What are you, a dork?" (Yes, by the way).
Not in the fashion sense it says you're a dork—, but what does it say about your behavior?
We've seen a marriage proposal on an iPad (again, congratulations Zach, you dork) but what we hadn't seen yet – although I'm pretty sure this isn't a first – is an actual wedding ceremony riddled with iPads, iPhones, status updating on Facebook and Twitter and whatnot.
What kind of dork would take a computer to Fiji?
What's more, we're inarticulate dorks, or so it seems.
