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Tron Legacy

by Tom Saunter on 27. Jul, 2009 in film, music

Oh hell yeah. The trailer for the new Tron film is out and looking great: Get the Flash Player to see this content. var params = { ‘allowfullscreen’: ‘true’, ‘allowscriptaccess’: ‘always’, ‘wmode’: ‘transparent’ }; var attributes = { ‘id’: ‘video0′, ‘name’: ‘video0′}; var flashvars = { ‘file’ : ‘http://digitalcortex.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/Tron-Legacy.flv’, ‘provider’ : ‘video’, ‘width’ : ’400′, [...]

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Summary So Far

by Tom Saunter on 02. Jul, 2009 in academic

In summary, Mobile AR has many paths leading to it. It is this convergence of various paths that makes a true historical appraisal of this technology difficult to achieve. However, I have highlighted facets of its contributing technologies that assist in the developing picture of the implications that Mobile AR has in store. A hybridisation [...]

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Mobile Telephone

by Tom Saunter on 22. Jun, 2009 in academic

The Internet and the mobile phone are two mighty forces that have bent contemporary culture and remade it in their form. They offer immediacy, connectivity, and social interaction of a wholly different kind. These are technologies that have brought profound changes to the ways academia consider technoscience and digital communication. Their relationship was of interest [...]

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Layar – A Press Release

by Tom Saunter on 16. Jun, 2009 in mobile, re-blog

Press Release: The first Mobile Augmented Reality browser premiers in the Netherlands. June 16th, 2009 Five Dutch content providers to participate in the worlds first AR browser. AMSTERDAM, Tuesday June 16th, 2009. Mobile innovation company SPRXmobile launches Layar, worlds first mobile Augmented Reality browser, which displays real time digital information on top of reality (of) [...]

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The Internet

by Tom Saunter on 07. Jun, 2009 in academic

The Internet, or specifically the World Wide Web, requires a limited virtuality in order to do its job. The shallow immersion offered to us by our computer screens actually serves our needs very well, since the Internet’s role in our lives is to connect, store and present information in accessible, searchable, scannable, and consistent form [...]

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