"Time Treasure: They have returned" is a location based augmented reality game that overlays game characters over objects in the real world. This awesome idea along with augmented reality applications like Layar and SixthSense, demonstrates the great potential of augmented reality applications.
2010-10-27
Time Treasure
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2010-10-13
The English Language In 24 Accents
This is probably the fastest growing viral video of all times: it gathered more than 2 million views since September 18, 2010, which is less then a month.
The guy is absolutely amazing - everyone who saw this video were amazed by how precise he is in faking those accents.
And the kudos go to Vahideh jaaaaan who shared this "must see" masterpiece with me :)
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2010-10-11
Armless Pianist Wins 'China's Got Talent'
Liu Wei, a 23 years old armless pianist who lost both arms in a childhood accident and plays the piano with his toes, has won China's Got Talent. Liu Wei performed his version of James Blunt's love song You're Beautiful to a packed audience at the Shanghai Stadium.
Liu's arms were amputated after he suffered an electrical shock while playing hide-and-seek when he was 10.
At the age of 18, he decided to pursue a career in music, using his feet to play the piano, much as he uses them to navigate on the computer, eat, dress and brush his teeth.
Source: The Independent: Armless pianist wins 'China's got talent'
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2010-10-05
Fruit and Vegetable Decomposition
If you like time-lapse photography as much as I do, you'll certainly enjoy this video:
The author of this video took a picture every ten minutes initially. but the playback at 30 frames per second was too long, so he used a quarter of the images, making it 1 picture every 40 minutes. The video spans 74 days. The growth at the end of the video is from the potato. Also, the hundreds or thousands of little specks you see buzzing around are fruit flies.
Source: Henry's Webiocosm Blog: Fruit and Vegetables Decomposing, Time-lapse
Thanks to Roozbeh for sharing this nice time-lapse.
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