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Posts tagged "app"
Mar 1st, 2011 @ 2:24 pm
Public Art PDX | Exploring Portland’s Public Art
Public Art PDX is a free app for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch that showcases the rich and diverse collection of Public Art on display in and around Portland, Oregon, USA.
Nov 29th, 2010 @ 12:25 pm
360 Panorama - Realtime panorama creation from Occipital, makers of RedLaser which was bought by eBay. Nice work.
Nov 13th, 2009 @ 3:02 pm
AR app showdown: "Augmented reality apps still struggle to work with iPhone" at VentureBeat
Good analysis of the iPhone’s current lack of support for all types of augmented reality applications. Specifically, APIs for manipulating live video are forcing developers to hack solutions which are not accepted into the App Store.
@ 2:48 pm
AR app showdown: Layar
Another big AR layer browser, like Layar.
@ 2:46 pm
AR app showdown: Wikitude
Another big AR layer browser, like Layar.
@ 2:13 pm
AR app showdown: Software Directory at AugmentedPlanet
Roughly 20 iPhone apps appear in their directory. It’s a little outdated, but it is some indication that mobile AR is still in its infancy.
@ 2:10 pm
AR app showdown: UrbanSpoon
UrbanSpoon, one of the most popular apps for the iPhone from Apple, makes use of augmented reality to superimpose nearby restaurants on a live video feed from the phone’s camera.
Seattle-based Urbanspoon was bought by web giant IAC/InterActive Corp. in April and has six employees.
@ 1:53 pm
AR app showdown: World Surfer by GeoVector
GeoVector World Surfer is a directionally driven location application that provides you with easy access to both practical and compelling information about places which are of interest to you.
@ 1:51 pm
AR app showdown: WhereMark
WhereMark for the iPhone is the new augmented reality application available for download soon from the app store. WhereMark allows users to “augment” reality by splicing user information and a real world video feed. WhereMark allows users to search, save, send, and share wheremarks, creating virtual markers in physical space.
Sep 30th, 2009 @ 11:00 am
Use Appirater to get reviews from non-irate users too
Heres a link to arashpayan’s github project. This is much nicer than how I was doing it.
