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  1. Added May 09, 2009 by msepe714
    Another augmented reality happening: "To promote the release of Star Trek, Paramount has launched Experience the Enterprise, an augmented reality web application that allows you to explore the 3D ship in the palm of your hand."
  2. Added May 01, 2009 by msepe714
    Augmented Reality (AR) is everywhere lately! This is an article on the use of AR in advertising. Garrick Schmidt investigates recent examples of AR's use and deems it a "niche technology for a niche audience," for the time being.
  3. Added Jan 22, 2009 by aseldow
    I'm baffled by WhosHere. And I'm no newbie. I built my first Web page in 1994, wrote my first blog entry in 1999, and sent my first tweet in October 2006. My user number on Yahoo's event site, Upcoming.org: 14. I love tinkering with new gadgets and diving into new applications. But WhosHere had me stumped. It's an iPhone app that knows where you are, shows you other users nearby, and lets you chat with them. Once it was installed and running, I drew a blank. What was I going to do with this thing?
  4. Added Oct 03, 2008 by amaechi
    Augmented and Virtual realities' immense potential in the field of medicine (surgery) for pedagogical and practicing purposes
  5. Added Sep 28, 2008 by raphael_adamek and 1 other
    AR article in The Economist.
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  6. Added Sep 27, 2008 by frogmatter
    AR designed by an MIT student in 2006
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  7. Added Sep 22, 2008 by frogmatter
    AR on the iphone...maybe better than the PDA+GPS. worth thinking about
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  8. Added Sep 30, 2007 by spencech
    GoKnow Learning is the premier provider of educational software, curriculum, and professional development for mobile, handheld computers.
  9. Added Sep 30, 2007 by aseldow
    The Centro is Palm's effort to expand the smartphone market by making a small, cheap, and simple smartphone that can appeal to a wider audience. The Centro phone will cost $99.99 and initially be available exclusively from Sprint Nextel starting in mid-October. Palm designed the phone to be cheap, small, and simple to use in an effort to expand the smartphone market...
  10. Added Sep 26, 2007 by aseldow and 2 others
    How learning in the classroom is changing and why Professor Chris Dede and his team are on a non-crusade to figure out how all of the pieces fit together.
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