Smartphones and tablets have become devices with which we start and end our day. With one click, a light touch on devices’ screens, we communicate, learn, work and buy. Mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets offer you the convenience of buying and selling things with just one click. Mobile
AR is starting to be a big deal for Apple, ever since the LiDAR sensors came up, but it’s about to get bigger. As we get closer to the Apple Glasses, we’re going to see more and more applications for it and some people even expect a new ArOS. Till
This has got to be the strangest name I’ve heard in a while, QderoPateo Ouidoo, but the project behind it is certainly promising. We’re dealing with an US/Chinese initiative based on augmented reality and a very cool platform, that even uses its custom chipset. However, this time, the augmented reality
Liam Quinn’s series of Deffcon phones goes on, with the cool Portal concept that you can check out below. This beautiful smartphone is a “portal” between the real world and an augmented reality universe, that features layers of information, news and links on top of real places like shops and
Nokia World 2009 ended last week, but we’re still getting bits and pieces of the Finns’ presentations in Stuttgart. The most impressive of them was certainly the Nokia Mixed Reality concept, a technology based on augmented reality and very cool accessories. [youtube:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGwvZWyLiBU] Among the gadgets there are interactive windows, futuristic
Motorola’s not the sharpest tool in the shed right now when it comes to phone design, but their past is surely a glorious one, thanks to models like RAZR or PEBL. Their future also looks promising, if you have a look at the concept phones they’ve shown the world, as
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