http://www.brindlemedia.net/2009/12/augmented-reality-apps/ Advisor-CX-Strategy-Networking-Boomer Mon, 02 Jan 2012 12:50:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.brindlemedia.net/2009/12/augmented-reality-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-603 Daisey Daill Sun, 18 Apr 2010 10:43:36 +0000 http://www.brindlemedia.net/?p=363#comment-603 Excellent blog, thanks for sharing all this lovely info Excellent blog, thanks for sharing all this lovely info

]]> http://www.brindlemedia.net/2009/12/augmented-reality-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-324 Tom Fri, 11 Dec 2009 13:52:57 +0000 http://www.brindlemedia.net/?p=363#comment-324 I'm with you - I've been interested in this thing ever since I first heard about it, a couple of months ago... I’m with you – I’ve been interested in this thing ever since I first heard about it, a couple of months ago…

]]> http://www.brindlemedia.net/2009/12/augmented-reality-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-323 Lyndon Fri, 11 Dec 2009 13:50:54 +0000 http://www.brindlemedia.net/?p=363#comment-323 Interesting. I too think the GPS as a separate device will be obsolete very soon (although the good news should be that some of the remaining devices will be dirt cheap for the next couple of years!) though I really don't want my phone to have all that stuff attached to it. I seem to be one of the few that would prefer two separate devices- I little bitty phone (about the size of my thumb would be nice as long as I can read and access the numbers- barring that, a larger model that is as thin as a credit card and about the same dimensions) and something as handy as an iphone to use when I want access to all the other stuff (meaning travel days and times I do not have people around me). Our attention span has continued to shrink and people have not magically become better at multi tasking they have just become more accepting of people not paying attention to what is going on. Further, I am astounded by the desire for some folks to use their iphone as a (probably inexact and somewhat awkward to use) ruler or a way to find their car- jesus- if you can't keep track of the damn thing how can you be qualified to drive? Don't get me started! Oh, too late. Sorry. The hotspot locator seems pretty nifty but the AR portion of it doesn't seem to bring that much to the table...though I have not used it. Anyway- just one man's view- and what do I know- I run a Harley store; we kinda like low tech! Interesting. I too think the GPS as a separate device will be obsolete very soon (although the good news should be that some of the remaining devices will be dirt cheap for the next couple of years!) though I really don’t want my phone to have all that stuff attached to it. I seem to be one of the few that would prefer two separate devices- I little bitty phone (about the size of my thumb would be nice as long as I can read and access the numbers- barring that, a larger model that is as thin as a credit card and about the same dimensions) and something as handy as an iphone to use when I want access to all the other stuff (meaning travel days and times I do not have people around me). Our attention span has continued to shrink and people have not magically become better at multi tasking they have just become more accepting of people not paying attention to what is going on. Further, I am astounded by the desire for some folks to use their iphone as a (probably inexact and somewhat awkward to use) ruler or a way to find their car- jesus- if you can’t keep track of the damn thing how can you be qualified to drive? Don’t get me started! Oh, too late. Sorry.
The hotspot locator seems pretty nifty but the AR portion of it doesn’t seem to bring that much to the table…though I have not used it. Anyway- just one man’s view- and what do I know- I run a Harley store; we kinda like low tech!

]]> http://www.brindlemedia.net/2009/12/augmented-reality-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-322 Gary Cee Fri, 11 Dec 2009 13:50:11 +0000 http://www.brindlemedia.net/?p=363#comment-322 But will the phone really replace the bigger screen that seems to be necessary to work on documents like manuscripts or excel data sheets? But will the phone really replace the bigger screen that seems to be necessary to work on documents like manuscripts or excel data sheets?

]]> http://www.brindlemedia.net/2009/12/augmented-reality-apps/comment-page-1/#comment-320 Ann Thu, 10 Dec 2009 03:24:03 +0000 http://www.brindlemedia.net/?p=363#comment-320 Buzz, This is the very early stages of the 'Beam Me Up Scotty" new reality. Buzz,
This is the very early stages of the ‘Beam Me Up Scotty” new reality.

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