Here are some more examples of how you might be able to use the device I introduced before.
(“Future of Internet Search: Mobile version” and “Future of Mobile Internet Search: Applications“.)
You can even see flowers that are not actually blooming.
There are a lot more ideas drawn in my Moleskine, so I’ll introduce them later.
Also visit other posts of this gadget.
Part1:”Future of Internet Search: Mobile version”
Part2:”Future of Mobile Internet Search: Applications”
Part4:”Future of Mobile Search for Diet”
Part5:”Future of Mobile Search- Search Beyond Time”
Part6:”Future of Mobile Search- Power of Visualization”
Part7:”Future of Mobile Search: Virtual Shopping #1″
Part8:”Speech Balloons for the Hearing-Impaired”
See also the iPhone version of this concept.
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second link broken, should be: http://petitinvention.wordpress.com/2008/03/01/future-of-mobile-internet-search-applications/
Oh, thank you so much, kevin! I fixed it.
Two links you should check out-
Enkin, this idea but actually built and running on Android: http://www.enkin.net/
A Nokia concept design http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=f5iBBEp0Efg
Already prototyped by genius Nick Thompson as “You are Here”
http://nixweb.com/you-are-here/
I cant believe if you can see anything you can see send to everybody in the world and your friends so has your family tooo!!!!!!!!!!!
Neat idea for an extra to this perhaps! Want to show someone what you are looking at? Maybe even show them yourself (i.e. your face, specifically), in real time in particular? Aim the screen towards your self or have it function so that it has a button that can be pressed, or write on a piece of paper or something, “activate visual chat” (something like that, I guess?). For privacy settings so that like with webcam, it cannot be hacked into and people cannot automatically see you as you are using your device. People can, however, leave you some sort of message (that you can set to not automatically pop up) stating that they are attempting to visually contact you. Also possible, instantly send them what you are looking at (if it is not the other person that you are looking at) perhaps a way to set them off temporarily to search on something that you are walking past. You are welcome to work on these ideas if you want to, Mac Funamizu. I don’t know if this is being done in this way, so I do not claim these ideas precisely. I just know thought of this. I just wanted to share. I am excited to use such features. I hope to someday learn to just come up with my own ideas, but that may not happen, since it is not my career passion. So, happy inventing.
It looks like Denesha came up with part of what I thought… my bad.
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