NKW-blog » iPhone http://blog.nordicknowledge.net Nordic Knowledge on the net Wed, 21 Apr 2010 20:42:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Video editing entirely in an iPhone 3GS http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/video-editing-entirely-in-an-iphone-3gs/ http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/video-editing-entirely-in-an-iphone-3gs/#comments Thu, 22 Oct 2009 07:19:54 +0000 Peter Ahlroos http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/?p=58

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Link: http://theappleblog.com/2009/10/21/reeldirector-full-featured-video-editing-comes-to-the-iphone/

]]> http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/iphone-videoediting/feed/ 0 Augmented reality http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/augmented-reality/ http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/augmented-reality/#comments Tue, 06 Oct 2009 12:09:00 +0000 Peter Ahlroos http://blog.nordicknowledge.net/?p=19 Though I’ve not got my iPhone connected via 3G, I’ve used it already dowloading apps and trying them out using WLAN. Exploring iTunes Store is not making life easy, and finding apps through other channels is far more rewarding. Apps that I’ve installed are mostly productive ones, work-related ones, like TimeSheet. When I enter a meeting, start editing video or doing something else, I tap at an arrow correspondig to that particular project. In the end of the month I got a report and that I like. A lot!

Another app is called CalenGoo, and that views the Google Calendar. Synchronizing the iPhone calendar and Google is not yet implemented. I’m used to Google Calendar, and use it both professionally and personally, and doing it on my iPhone is one step further.

3186162884What makes iPhone extraordinary is definitly the first public and worldwide augmented reality-app called Cyclopedia. To make a long story short: when a certain spot (building, city etc) is mentioned in Wikipedia AND geotagged, the iPhone camera will show a link in the camera window. In other words, when I point my iPhone camera out trough the window, I see the camera image (like a digital camera) and orientation in degrees. If I point it to north, a small textbox will superimpose on the camera image and tellin me that the Replot bridge is in that direction 7 miles away. If I click at the box, the app will get the Wikipedia article about the Replot bridge.

I’ll be back with video material later.

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