Topping tech headlines Tuesday, Verizon Communications purchased Intel’s Cloud TV division .

As part of the deal, Verizon will pick up the intellectual property rights and other assets that power Intel’s OnCue Cloud TV platform. Once the transaction closes—expected in the first quarter of 2014—Verizon will integrate IP-based TV services with FiOS video, meaning improved search and discovery functions and easier cross-screen capabilities for customers.

In other news, an Ohio man was allegedly interrogated by federal agents for wearing a Google Glass headset at the Easton Mall movie theater in Columbus. About an hour into the new Jack Ryan film, Shadow Recruit, the Glass-wearer was accused of using the computing device to illegally record the movie. According to the man’s account, which was published on The Gadgeteer, he’d recently purchased $600 prescription lenses for his headset, but turned it off during the movie. He and his non-Glass-wearing wife were eventually dismissed, with two free movie passes for their trouble.

In other Glass news, the inevitable “Sex With Glass” app has arrived, for better or worse.

Meanwhile, Candy Crush Saga developer King has moved to trademark the term “candy,” but those with an interest in the word can still object. Almost a year after the company’s original trademark application filing, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office last week approved it for publication. Now, those who object have 30 days to register their complaints.

Be sure to check out PCMag Live from Tuesday in the video, as well as a few other stories making headlines in the links below.

• Beats Music Launches With Focus on Discovery: Beats Electronics launched its music streaming service with a special offer for AT&T mobile subscribers.
• HP Selling Windows 7 PCs, ‘Back By Popular Demand’: HP revived its Windows 7 sales over the weekend, saying they are “back by popular demand.”
• Apple Expands iBooks Textbooks, iTunes U: Apple on Tuesday announced plans to expand iBooks Textbooks and iTunes U Course Manager to new markets across Asia, Latin America, Europe, and other areas.
• Syrian Electronic Army Strikes Microsoft Again: The SEA on Monday defaced Microsoft’s newly redesigned Office Blogs, then tweeted screenshots of its internal access.
• Facebook News Feed Favoring Friends Over Pages: Facebook has tweaked its News Feed algorithms to make friends’ text-based updates more prominent than those of Pages.
• 16M Online Accounts Compromised, German Authorities Warn: Another day, another massive data breach.
• U.S. Consumers Predict Smell-o-Vision, Fall of Bitcoin in 2014: Americans surveyed by Vouchercloud.net also predicted that Apple will launch a Google Glass-type product and an HDTV.
• AMD Promises 64-Bit ARM Chips in 2014: Advanced Micro Devices will be sampling 64-bit ARM System-on-a-Chip (SoC) products this quarter.