Mobile Art Lab – iButterfly
The folks at Mobile Art Lab – won a Lion at Canne last year – have new iButterfly AR app.. cool video via youtube channel here: http://bit.ly/cgIPUp
The folks at Mobile Art Lab – won a Lion at Canne last year – have new iButterfly AR app.. cool video via youtube channel here: http://bit.ly/cgIPUp
With two low-cost devices hitting the U.S. soon – and predictable APPL fanboy bashing – Sharp has delivered it’s first major built-to-order product, of any likely scale, for major global markets. The formally code-named Pink, now Kin-series, units tout touch screens with decent mega-pixel cameras and on-board storage targeting the youth market for casual mobile web surfing markets and SNS activities. While we had to snicker at the final quote on their PR Note: This product is not designed for the Japanese market, however, it’s a fools game to ‘short’ a clear desire – in the land of WalMart – to get a better than average deal.. 😎
Boingo Wireless is adding more than 1,600 additional locations in Japan through a roaming partnership with NTT Communications. This brings Boingo’s total footprint to well over 6,500 hotspots in Japan. Boingo customers can get online at NTT Communications Wi-Fi locations immediately; select Boingo Platform Service Partners that wholesale Boingo’s global WiFi access products, and their customers, will gain access in the future.
NHN Corp.’s Japanese unit said Monday that it has bought portal service provider Livedoor Co. from Japan’s LDH Corp. for Y6.3 billion ($67.6 million), which will help the Korean company strengthen its presence in the Japanese portal segment. NHN, the owner of Naver, South Korea’s biggest Internet search engine by revenue, said in a regulatory filing that it will pay for the purchase some time before May 15.
The progress continues with this unique system, targeted at commercial clients, to monitor sobriety – see our CEATEC video from 2006
We really shouldn’t need to tell you the ‘droid are coming – here’s a few related posts from March
Japanese electronics giant Sharp unveiled Friday an LCD touchscreen that shows 3D images without requiring special glasses, as the race to market such products intensifies. Although Sharp has not given specific plans, there is speculation that it will equip video game giant Nintendo’s upcoming DS console due out next spring, which will feature games in 3D. Both companies have commercial ties.
SoftBank Mobile has announced LTE trial results in Fukuoka with test speeds hitting 70Mbps using 1.5GHz belt
NEC has starting delivery of heavy iron for DoCoMo’s LTE network, launch Target Dec. 2010
CyberAgent has made another mobile content investment in Vietnam – with an est. half of 85M population under 30 – taking 3% of VMG Media.