A couple days ago, Brightkite has launched what it calls the first augmented reality advertising solution (only in the U.S. for now). Brightkite has partnered with Best Buy to run augmented reality advertisements within the Brightkite app for Android and the iPhone through the end of December.
Augmented reality and geo-location are really starting to gain steam this year, I believe we will see even more developments in 2010.
Check this out! Another application of augmented reality.
Tweet in Augmented Reality, being Geo-tagged on your iPhone 3GS: Twitter 360
source: Raym
–>” Autodesk is putting the fun in your pocket” review
Autodesk is proposing a “Lite” version for free of its iPhone app called SketchBook MobileX (for eXpress) in addition to the full featured one for $2.99.
Both come with a “community” website associate to the user’s creations (Alias Community).
I guess to perform such art design using the touchscreen of the iPhone you need to use a stylus and the one I found is awesome, the Pogo Stylus from Ten 1 Design.
source: Raym
This morning I open the Apple Apps countdown webpage on Safari 4 beta to check how far Apple is from the Billion of iPhone/iPod Touch applications downloaded. The countdown indicated 997+ millions.
I don’t know why I open the same page on Firefox 3.0.9 and guess what, the countdown didn’t give the same value: around 993+ millions of apps downloaded. I refreshed several times and delete the cache of both browsers but it’s still the same.
A consequence as there are pretty interesting gifst to win if you download the billionth app, which one can we trust?
Will the winner be choosen randomly?
Do you experience the same curious behavior?
[update] I have tested it on Internet Explorer 8 and the countdown value is the same as Firefox gives.
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