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Experts Predict The Next Decade In Mobile

by Tom Saunter on 11. Jan, 2010 in mobile, the future

Rudy de Waele has been a busy man. He’s curated 37 of the world’s most notable voices from Mobile & Academia for inclusion in his Mobile Trends 2020 slide deck – a collection of thoughts on where we’ll all be this time next decade: “I asked some of my personal heroes in mobile to write [...]

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Web Discoveries for July 24th

by Tom Saunter on 24. Jul, 2009 in del.icio.us

These are my del.icio.us links for July 24th LAPP – Light Art Performance Photography – Must-see timelapse artistry, set in eerie environments where the colours really stand out. Eclectic Method – Recycled video content offered up as pop-art, with some great projects under their belt and lots more to come. Open Share Icons and Buttons [...]

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Web Discoveries for July 17th

by Tom Saunter on 17. Jul, 2009 in del.icio.us

These are my del.icio.us links for July 17th The Internet of Things starts here – Violet •• Let All Things Be Connected – Future blog post material… Crazy Mouse Spider Thing – Aaah! Get them off me! Get them off!! Welcome to Aviary – A very powerful blend of Photoshop and Yahoo Pipes, brought to [...]

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Crowdsourced Protein Shakes

by Tom Saunter on 22. Jun, 2009 in gaming, innovation

I read about Foldit in Wired US yesterday, a game that takes the foundations laid by SETI@home, which uses thousands of computers’ idle time to decode frequencies from Space, and crowdsources solutions to the protein folding problems that are currently baffling the smartest machines in the world. The difference with Foldit is that it’s not [...]

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Wearable AR Demo

Virtual Reality

by Tom Saunter on 30. May, 2009 in academic

AR is considered by some to be a logical progression of VR technologies (Liarokapis, 2006; Botella, 2005; Reitmayr & Schmalstieg, 2001), a more appropriate way to interact with information in real-time that has been granted only by recent innovations. Thus, one could consider that a full historical appraisal would pertain to VR’s own history, plus [...]

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