Mac|Life - Posted Wed, 22 Sep 2010 19:06:35 UTC +00:00

Posted 09/22/2010 at 11:06am | by Ambika Subramony Augmented reality. It's that future tech we've all been waiting for--point your phone at something in the real world, and gain all the cyber knowledge the interwebs can provide. Wondering what species of tree you're looking at? Just direct your iPhone camera to it, and Wikipedia fills you in with a textual overlay. Unfortunately, the technology still has plenty of kinks to work out. Most AR apps are gimmicks, offer super niche utility, or just don't work very well. But we have to admit, it is getting better with every update. The App Store has some pretty neat augmented reality offerings that take great advantage of the iPhone's geolocation abilities. Of course with the neat comes the not so neat too, so we at Mac|Life have done you the service of sifting out the junk. We've gone through just about every augmented reality Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 21 Jul 2010 08:25:00 UTC +00:00

...программка "acrossair Augmented Reality Browser" http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/acrossair-augmented-reality/id348209004?... Read More

ReadWriteWeb - Posted Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:00:00 UTC +00:00

When the iPhone 4 was unveiled in early June of this year, many were surprised by things like the antennae design or the high-resolution Retina Display. Augmented reality fans, however, were excited to see the inclusion of a gyroscope, but until today no iPhone AR apps had included the technology. Acrossair, makers of a popular iPhone AR browser of the same name, are the first to add gyroscopic functionality making for an incredibly smooth mobile AR experience. Mobile AR apps previously relied on merely the accelerometer and compass to determine the device's postion in 3D space. With the gyroscopic readings coming from the phone, AR apps can now more accurately determine a user's motion and direction change while holding the device. Icons, which previously jittered and skipped as the user moved - a problem that plagues all mobile AR browsers - can now move in smooth fluid motion. Acrossair produced a Read More

iphone app - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:41:20 UTC +00:00

...nice augmented reality app for iPhone users (I'm still not one of those): http://bit.ly/acFX7R... Read More

#iphone - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 10 Feb 2010 12:58:00 UTC +00:00

...http://j.mp/ahABkM #iphone #apps... Read More

#iphoneapp - Twitter Search - Posted Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:40:00 UTC +00:00

...사용해본 AR어플중에서 UI가 가장 직관적이고 깔끔합니다. 구글 데이터를 제외하고는 아직 국내 데이터가 활�... Read More

itunes app - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 20 Jan 2010 18:46:06 UTC +00:00

...iPhone App: acrossair Augmented Reality Browser - http://twurl.nl/8i8d0u #iTunes... Read More

#iphone - Twitter Search - Posted Wed, 06 Jan 2010 22:48:07 UTC +00:00

...ist ja ein dolles ding und dazu noch kostenlos! http://j.mp/4pK92z danke für den tipp @hwechsler #app #augmented_reality #iphone... Read More

iPhone iSpazio - Posted Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:00:19 UTC +00:00

29 Dec 2009 alle 18:00 Produttore: acrossair | Download: AppStore | Prezzo: Gratis Dai creatori di NearestPlaces e di NearestWiki è disponibile in AppStore,  un browser che utilizza la realtà aumentata, ovviamente solo per iPhone 3GS. Potrete trovare in maniera diversa dal solito tutte le informazioni di cui avrete bisogno. Con Acrossair potrete trovare: Inoltre, se non trovate il locale in cui vi trovate non potrete inserirlo grazie al GPS integrato dell’iPhone in modo tale da arricchire il database del programma e permettere ad altri di avere maggiore scelta. Acrossair è disponibile per iPhone 3GS, richiede la versione 3.1 o successivi del firmware ed è localizzato in Inglese. Read More