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The future of media – Part I – “Radio that plays what you like.”
Last August 2005 I used AmaroK, a very innovative music player that currently runs in Linux, one of the features that caught my eye was the integration with a website called last.fm with a plugin called “The AudioScrobbler” I had to set up an account in last.fm once this was done, AmaroK would send statistics […]
Google Glass to enrich Google Maps/Earth with fine grained 3D Models of reality
I was imagining a world maybe 5 years from now, where there’s an insane amount of Google-Glass-like devices out there. If Google was bold enough to map the streets with cars equipped with GPS and cameras, I think one of the top uses they must have somewhere on their master plan is to use every […]