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Wednesday 08 September 2010
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Author: Irina Turina Source: Apple Translation by: Paul Smith
Way back when Apple announced the formation of 'Game Center', their platform for multi-player gaming and now they've finally gone live with it. Good news right? Well yes, sort of. You see it's good news as long as you don't own an iPhone 3G, which are not going to be supported. That's despite the fact that second generation iPod Touches are supported. The 2nd generation iPod Touch shares some hardware with the 3G and it was initially thought that would mean it too would be left out in the cold. Apparently not.
In a somewhat gushy statement Apple enthused:
"Game Center lets friends - and soon-to-be-friends - in on the action. Invite someone to join, then get a game going. Or go up against people you don’t know, from anywhere in the world, in a multiplayer game. It’s your world. Everyone else is just playing in it."
You'll nee iOS 4.1 to make use of Game Center, and of course an appropriate device i.e. iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or iPod Touch from second generation onwards. You will use your existing Apple ID as your login.
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Author: Serge Novikov Source: Engadget Translation by: Paul Smith
Augmented reality has been with us for a while now, but it has yet to really take off in a big way, mostly being confined to novelty pieces or proof of concept designs. One of Augmented Reality's biggest boosters has been Qualcomm, you know the chaps who make all those Snapdragons for your smartphones? They have been working on an AR SDK to help devs come up with new applications and in London today their CEO, Paul Jacobs, was showing off a rather cool AR app for uploading pictures to digital photo frames.
It may not sound earth shattering, but, as you will see in the video below, it does look pretty damn cool. What's even more important than the cool factor though is that here we have a practical application for AR that could be used by ordinary people in their own homes or offices. I'm not saying this will revolutionize the industry or anything like that, but it does show what sort of everyday solutions this technology can address. Check out the videos below.
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