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August 24 2010
Google Earth joins Nemo
The latest version of Google Earth 1.1 for Android includes a feature that will allow you to delve the depths of the ocean.
Google partnered with Ocean Showcase to include shipwreaks and marine research.
This version of Earth for Android includes an “Explore the Ocean” layer. Seemingly similar to the Ocean Showcase, this feature shows off hundreds of images and video from Google’s content partners.
You can download the application on your android handset using the QR code below.
August 18 2010
August 11 2010
Readius
Things are really happening with the rollable displays for e-readers.
This e-book reader is also a phone. If anyone has a chance of disrupting the mobile phone industry, it’s someone coming from a different angle. I think the rollable e-book reader is a dangerous angle.
August 09 2010
Flash on the iPhone v4
Adobe Flash port for iOS running on iPhone 4 – here
August 03 2010
A-Team iPhone App – Best Evar
I am a child of the 80’s so I will love the A-Team remake how ever bad it might be, so when I heard about the iPhone App I almost cried.
its a sound board and machine gun a have to have for all you lost 80’s children out there.
August 02 2010
July 29 2010
Auto Trader iPhone App
Ever see a car on the street and think..Thats well cool, but haven’t got a clue what it is or what its worth.
Well Auto Trader have created a nice little mobile application that does just that and also tells you where you can buy a similar one in your region.
Using a number plate web-service such as the DLVA to search for the number plate which is taken from the picture it can locate and return all the information you would need.
get it here.
July 28 2010
Plancast – Social location planning.
Plancast — a service that lets you share future plans with friends, and view those from others — just got a whole lot more useful today. The company announced its API (application programming interface), which gives developers the ability to use Plancast’s data in their apps, reports the technology blog TechCrunch.
The service is best described as “Foursquare for the future.” Instead of telling people where you are, you can broadcast what you’re going to be doing at any given point in the future. It’s similar to a shared calendar, except it offers up a social graph like Twitter or Foursquare. You have the ability to follow people you’re interested in, and you can also lock down your profile to select readers. Not surprisingly, Plancast is looking to integrate with calendar services like Google Calendar. It also recently added the option to import events from Facebook.
via venturebeat
July 27 2010
twicketer – Mobile Ticketing
Mobile ticketing may offer myriad benefits for both event managers and consumers, but most options still require specialized scanning hardware to read the ticket from the user’s device
July 19 2010
Easy Augmented Reality
Hoppala is a project by a guy called Marc René Gardeya, who I was lucky enough to virtually met and get to help me when he was in early beta to create my first Augmented Reality object using the Layar technology.
hoopala has come a long way since then and is well worth checking out, because you can have your first layar AR running in a matter of minutes.
July 12 2010
App Inventor for Google Android
From the Google app inventor website.
You can build just about any app you can imagine with App Inventor. Often people begin by building games like WhackAMole or games that let you draw funny pictures on your friend’s faces. You can even make use of the phone’s sensors to move a ball through a maze based on tilting the phone.
But app building is not limited to simple games. You can also build apps that inform and educate. You can create a quiz app to help you and your classmates study for a test. With Android’s text-to-speech capabilities, you can even have the phone ask the questions aloud.
To use App Inventor, you do not need to be a developer. App Inventor requires NO programming knowledge. This is because instead of writing code, you visually design the way the app looks and use blocks to specify the app’s behavior.
July 06 2010
Field Agent
Get paid for doing tasks while your out and about, like take a picture, get a price of some shoes in a retail store.
Tube Refund
This is a service that tells you which tubes are delayed so you can gather the information and make your claims. Its all run from you iPhone and only in the UK at the moment, but I can see this service going global because we all like to be compensated.
July 01 2010
AR Sekai Camera
Sekai Camera v2.4.0 released in the App Store!
1.New Features
We now support iOS 4 .
We have released the “Sekai Apps” feature that will enhance the entertainment abilities of Sekai Camera.
A casual game, “KA-BOOM” will join as the first in the “Sekai App” series.
We have changed the Twitter authorization process.
Profile pictures can now be chosen from the Camera Roll.
AirTag posting location can now be calibrated using maps.
New features added in the Air Filter;
*multiple selection of authorized publishers now possible in the list filter
*we now have “select all” “deselect all” options in the list filter
*we can now filter Air Tweets
*we can now filter remote Tags posted via Sekai Camera for iPad
Help messages are now shown when there is nothing to show in the Sekai Life (life-log) feature.
Air Tags and shouts posted from Sekai Camera from iPad can now be shown in the live view as remote tags.
“Information” has been added in the menu. Version and license information is shown in the “Information” page.
More here
June 28 2010
joint innovation lab
Publish widgets to S60’s, Windows and Android mobiles with this new SDK, it’s in beta so be kind.
site is here
June 25 2010
Photocity photo game
PhotoCity is a game played outdoors, with any camera, even a cell-phone camera. By taking photos of buildings around your city or school campus, you can earn points, capture flags, and virtually own your favorite buildings, all while contributing to a large-scale 3D reconstruction!
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