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Rogers, BCE rumored to already have Apple ‘iTV’ prototype in their labs
A new report claims Canadian telecoms Rogers and Bell Canada have an early version of a much-rumored Apple television set in their labs and are in negotiations with the company to enter into a partnership for the device.
The discovery of newly-upgraded high-DPI UI elements in Mac OS X 10.7.3 has led to some speculation that Apple is continuing to lay the groundwork for high-resolution Mac displays that approach the pixel density of its Retina Displays.
Apple has warned App Store developers against using promotional services that seek to increase the visibility of their titles by automating sales to inflate their apps’ apparent popularity or by posting phony reviews, threatening to terminate their accounts if they do.
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Elliptic Labs set to save your iPad from smudges with 3D gesture-sensing dock (video)
The dream of kitchen computing still isn’t here, with many chefs forced to read from archaic paper-based recipe lists or, worse yet, memorize the things. Maybe all we need is a way to interact with our gadgets without getting them all messy, and maybe Elliptic Labs can get us there. Finally. The company has been teasing us with its 3D gesture interface for years now and it looks set to finally show off an actual product, a motion-sensing iPad dock prototype making its debut at CES in a few weeks. The idea is you perch this sucker in your kitchen and it gives you full control whether you’re kneading sourdough or mixing meatballs, keeping your tablet streak-free — and hygienic. That seems like somewhat limited usefulness to us, but check out the video of an earlier prototype below and see if it doesn’t make you want to bake some cookies. And, if it does, feel free to bring us some.
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MultiTouch apps for Apple Tablet / iPad / iSlate by Illusion Labs
Large scale demo of multitouch game apps for Apple Tablet / iSlate / iPad
Related Posts:Aircord Lab’s N-3D concept turns an iPad into world’s second least practical 3D display (video)
Think giant active-shutter glasses are a roadblock to 3D adoption? Wait until you get a load of this, the N-3D from Aircord Labs, a glass pyramid with semi-reflective sides that allows you to peer through while reflecting the image of a screen above. In this case the screen is provided by an iPad which, as you can see in the video below, separately renders three sides of an object. Each slab of glass reflects a different rendering and, hey presto, changeable perspective as you move from side to side, reducing the usable screen real-estate on the iPad by at least a third and producing an effect slightly less compelling, but slightly more portable, than that Time Traveler arcade game that used to take four whole quarters to play. No word on whether there will ever be a take-home version, but get yourself a sheet of plexiglass and you could probably make your own.
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Aircord Lab’s N-3D concept turns an iPad into world’s second least practical 3D display (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:38:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Labyrinth 2 by Illusion Labs – Announcement trailer
After more than a year of topping the App Store charts world wide, the creators of the original iPhone Labyrinth game bring you Labyrinth 2 – the groundbreaking game taken to the next level! – New game elements: Cannons, Bumpers, Multiple balls, Doors, Magnets, Fans, Resizers, Merry-Go-Rounds, Duplicators, Lasers and more… – Create your own levels and share them instantly with your friends and the world – Download and rate levels created by the community – Up to 4 player multiplayer over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth – Compete against yourself with a ghost ball showing your best run – Awards for your achievements Visit labyrinth2.com for more information!
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