December 2009
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10 Worst Uses of Augmented Reality in 2009 « The... →
Follow the link for videos of the Trawl of Lame!
Dec 22nd
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Dec 18th
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Dec 15th
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Writing as real-time performance « Snarkmarket →
Think of a short story writ­ten with [Google Wave] play­back in mind. Writ­ten for play­back. Typ­ing speed and rhythm are part of the expe­ri­ence. Dra­matic dele­tions are part of the story. The text at 2:20 tells you some­thing about the text at 11:13, and vice versa. What appear at first to be tiny, ten­ta­tive revi­sions turn out to be precisely-engineered sig­nals. At 5:15 and para­graph...
Dec 15th
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AR Wave: Layers and Channels of Social Augmented... →
Interesting discussion on Google Wave’s potential to provide the free and open framework for shared distributed AR. Followed by lengthy talk with Jemery Hight on modulated mapping, layers, channels and social augmented experiences… “the map in the older paradigm is an artifice born often of war and border dispute and not of the earth itself and its processes… the new mapping...
Dec 15th
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Dec 15th
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Dec 14th
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WatchWatch
Nokia to “give Symbian the simple and beautiful user-interface that it needs.” (the closing words of Nokia CEO, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo). Faster, multi-touch, easier to use. Unfortunately, won’t be fully completed for a year. And that’s probably a Nokia year. (Engadget story found on Gadget TV)
Dec 4th
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Dec 4th
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“There aren’t any benchmarks”
– admits Total Immersion’s Davis talking about whether the return from AR advertising campaigns have been good or not. “In August, Best Buy included an AR marker in its Sunday newspaper circular that reached 43 million people and only about 6,500 tried it out at BestBuy.com (the company...
Dec 1st
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Dec 1st