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Design, Locative, Mobile, Thoughts
enkin + android = augmented reality for the rest of us
A few weeks ago I posted about how Google’s recent Android phone-as-compass demos, paired with the addition of geo-located wikipedia entries to Google Maps would usher in the era of consumer-grade augmented reality. This morning I came across this video by a company called Enkin doing just that. This is their mission:
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EverydayUX links for June 18th through June 19th
Usability test: Does iPhone match the hype?Great piece that evaluates 3 of the most interesting devices out today(iPhone, N95, HTC Touch Diamond) in the following categories: Global Navigation, Usability/Information Architecture, Ergonomics, Look and Feel and Functionality. Hint: the iPhone wins.
Seth’s Blog: Random thoughts about the KindleGreat post by Godin on what makes the Kindle so [...]
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Gadgets, Mobile, Process, Thoughts
Will Apple finally be the one to get people to install applications on their phones?
Thanks mostly to Palm, Windows and Symbian, developers have had the tools, and the platforms, to create applications for years now. The problem has always been that it’s so incredibly difficult to get a critical mass (think: your less tech-saavy friends) of users to a) download an application and b) install it on their phones. [...]
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EverydayUX links for June 15th through June 18th
Twittering Teddy Ruxbin - Boing Boing GadgetsWeird.
Thoughts on Nokia’s NFC developments - TouchAwesome piece detailing the intricacies of Nokia's new NFC-capable phones and the gestures + actions they make possible.
Multi-Touch Systems that I Have Known and Loved - Bill BuxtonExcellent thoughts by Buxton on multi-touch interfaces. A must read if you plan to work in [...]
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EverydayUX links for June 11th through June 15th
Will Firefox Mobile Make It in Time? - GigaOM
iPhone 3G FAQ | Crave, the gadget blog - CNETExcellent list of all the questions you could possibly have about the new iPhone launch.
The Real Price Point of the iPhone 3G - IdlemodeInteresting breakdown of how the "cheaper" iphone is actually $40 more expensive than the 1st [...]
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EverydayUX links for June 9th through June 10th
TomTom already has iPhone navigation software ready to roll - Engadget MobileTom Tom + iPhone + Car charger = taking candy from a baby that is the rest of the hardware-based PNDs.
MLB.tv debuts killer iPhone app | Crave, the gadget blog - CNETI cannot wait to see this in action.
Why the iPhone 3G will change [...]
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Links
EverydayUX links for June 7th through June 9th
Citysense: Let’s You Know What Everybody’s Doing - O’Reilly RadarInteresting project tracking cell-users' location in order to extract behavioral tendencies and visualize activity within a city. Oh, and they have a slick heat map too.
Can Twitter help shed pounds? | Dennis BestThis guy's using Twitter to try and see how pounds he can lose by [...]
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Thoughts
Where are all the “Turn your iPhone into a Windows Mobile phone!” ads?
Saw this ad today and wondered who’s there to support all those iPhone users that long for their WinMo UI.
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EverydayUX links for June 5th through June 6th
Micro Persuasion: Will We See an Apple TV SDK at WWDC? Eventually, YesThere's something that immediately strikes me as fascinating about the idea of an AppleTV SDK. I'm not immediately certain exactly what it is, but it's there.
Twitter Is Working on GroupsGroups would be great. So would some sort of location-relevancy.
TrackThis: Track FedEx/UPS/USPS/DHL Packages using [...]
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EverydayUX links for June 4th through June 5th
Why Tiered Broadband Is the Enemy of Innovation - GigaOMGreat primer on this potentially really bad situation.
GTA4 stunt compilation: Do not attemptEpic collection of GTAIV stunts. Some of these are so flipping awesome.
67 Random Thoughts on Design - Tom Peters
Plurk: Unique or Just Another Twitter Clone? - ReadWriteWebGood review. I like some of the stuff [...]
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