1 of 4 posts filed under mobile
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“What else is in my pocket? I have the biggest encyclopaedia there has ever been, and a satellite view of the entire globe, and a personally curated collection of interesting writing by clever people that expands every day beyond my ability to read and absorb it. I have a direct, fast, simple line out to millions of people, and tools I can use to collaborate with them on any number of exciting projects or toys or games. Oh, and the news, too. All of it.”
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“ISS, you are looking good this morning”, said Robonaut on Twitter via his Facebook profile that he posts to with a mobile phone.
(Source: itsfullofstars)
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City Scars is an interaction design thesis project by Vandersault created during his Masters Degree at Umeå Institute of Design in Northern Sweden.
More at cityscars.com
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“Layar Vision uses detection, tracking and computer vision techniques to augment objects in the physical world. It can tell which objects in the real world are augmented because the visual fingerprints of the objects are preloaded into the application based on the user’s layer selection.”
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“Tags look like stickers but are much smarter. They contain useful information that can be read by your phone. For example, you can even add personalised information to the Orange Travel tag. Stock it by the door and grab the latest updates for your journey on the way out.”
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LookTel Money Reader instantly recognizes US currency and speaks the denomination, enabling people with visual impairments or blindness to quickly and easily identify and count bills. Simply point your iPhone’s camera at any US bill and the application will tell you the denomination in real-time. It supports $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 bills.
