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SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Driving Platforms */

2009-11-02T07:59:39Z

Driving Platforms

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	** Only works with TV Out, but jailbroken apps exist that take existing apps and redirect their video over TV out http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/01/iphone-gains-two-new-tv-out-utilities.ars		** Only works with TV Out, but jailbroken apps exist that take existing apps and redirect their video over TV out http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/01/iphone-gains-two-new-tv-out-utilities.ars
	** DavidMolnar has been working with this, wearing myvu shades and walking around Oakland with an iphone		** DavidMolnar has been working with this, wearing myvu shades and walking around Oakland with an iphone

			* Windows Mobile
			** Some WinMo phones support BlueInput -- hook up bluetooth keyboard + mouse.
			** Some WinMo phones from HTC support TV out.

	* Laptops		* Laptops

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Experiences */

2009-07-15T17:39:25Z

Experiences

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	== Experiences ==		== Experiences ==

			[[DavidMolnar TouchPlusMyVu Experience]]

SpammerHellDontDelete at 17:36, 15 July 2009

2009-07-15T17:36:28Z

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	* Nokia N93		* Nokia N93
	** Has TV-out http://blogs.zdnet.com/mobile-gadgeteer/?p=105		** Has TV-out http://blogs.zdnet.com/mobile-gadgeteer/?p=105

			== Experiences ==

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Example Applications */

2009-07-11T00:54:42Z

Example Applications

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	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews. A similar app is Layar for G1 and soon for 3GS.		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews. A similar app is Layar for G1 and soon for 3GS.
	* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.		* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.
			** Mail on iPhone with ScreenSplittr + shades does this, but only for one email account at a time.

	== Driving Platforms ==		== Driving Platforms ==

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Example Applications */

2009-07-11T00:53:56Z

Example Applications

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	== Example Applications ==		== Example Applications ==

	* A continuously updating map w/"you are here" to this screen. Just look down, figure out where you are.		* A continuously updating map w/"you are here" to this screen. Just look down, figure out where you are. Google Maps works for this with iPhone + ScreenSplittr.
	* Driving directions. Since it is difficult to focus on the shades, only a limited quantity of information would be shown: how far your next turn is, and a big arrow indicating whether to turn left or right.		* Driving directions. Since it is difficult to focus on the shades, only a limited quantity of information would be shown: how far your next turn is, and a big arrow indicating whether to turn left or right.
	* SMS display. No need to pull out your phone when it vibrates or rings to read an SMS.		* SMS display. No need to pull out your phone when it vibrates or rings to read an SMS.
	* Incoming caller ID display.		* Incoming caller ID display.
	* Twitter client.		* Twitter client. Twitter Landscape works for iPhone.
	* IRC client.		* IRC client. Rooms works for iPhone, with font size set to largest (18 point)
	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews. A similar app is Layar for G1 and soon for 3GS.		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews. A similar app is Layar for G1 and soon for 3GS.
	* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.		* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Driving Platforms */

2009-07-11T00:52:56Z

Driving Platforms

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	* iPhone/iPod touch		* iPhone/iPod touch
	** Only works with TV Out, but jailbroken apps exist that take existing apps and redirect their video over TV out http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/01/iphone-gains-two-new-tv-out-utilities.ars		** Only works with TV Out, but jailbroken apps exist that take existing apps and redirect their video over TV out http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2009/01/iphone-gains-two-new-tv-out-utilities.ars
			** DavidMolnar has been working with this, wearing myvu shades and walking around Oakland with an iphone

	* Laptops		* Laptops

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Example Applications */

2009-06-27T05:52:03Z

Example Applications

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	* Twitter client.		* Twitter client.
	* IRC client.		* IRC client.
	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews.		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews. A similar app is Layar for G1 and soon for 3GS.
	* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.		* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Example Applications */ notifications

2009-06-22T20:26:15Z

Example Applications: notifications

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	* IRC client.		* IRC client.
	* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews.		* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews.
			* Notifications. My phone aggregates notifications from 8-10 sources. Most of these don't need immediate attention, but I can't tell without spending several seconds pulling out my phone and going to the app which generated the notification. If I would see a synopsis in my shades (e.g., if it's an email, just the sender name) then I can immediately decide if it needs attention or not.

	== Driving Platforms ==		== Driving Platforms ==

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Example Applications */ sekai

2009-06-21T20:28:41Z

Example Applications: sekai

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	* Twitter client.		* Twitter client.
	* IRC client.		* IRC client.
			* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgTwSXK_5dg Sekai camera] is a recently demoed smartphone app that figures out where your phone is pointing based on GPS + compass, then shows you information about the object/location that other people have tagged. This would be ideal for video googles -- if you're looking at a restaurant and can't decide whether to go in, take a quick look at the Yelp reviews.

	== Driving Platforms ==		== Driving Platforms ==

SpammerHellDontDelete: /* Driving Platforms */

2009-06-21T10:32:00Z

Driving Platforms

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	* Android G1 ?		* Android G1 ?
	** Does it have any video out features? Maybe through USB port?		** Does it have any video out features? Maybe through USB port?

			* Nokia N93
			** Has TV-out http://blogs.zdnet.com/mobile-gadgeteer/?p=105