Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts

Saturday, July 3, 2010

ArcGIS for iOS - Extend GIS to the iPhone and iPad



Endnu er argument for at få en (firmabetalt) iPhone ...
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iMap on the ArcPhone ...
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ArcGIS for iPhone

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ArcGIS for iOS allows you to navigate maps, collect and report data, and perform GIS analysis. It is a part of the ArcGIS system and is a great way to
  • Discover content by browsing map galleries from ArcGIS Online or leverage your existing enterprise GIS services.
  • Display maps and capture information.
  • Develop a custom application or brand your own iOS app specific to your business needs.
  • Extend your GIS to a wider audience.
ArcGIS for iOS application will be available for download in the Apple App Store in early July 2010.
ArcGIS API for iOS is estimated to be officially released third quarter of 2010.



Read more: http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/ios/index.html

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Cool iPhone app gives lowdown on any neighborhood


Kun amerikansk ...
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iSpy ... Get to know your neighboors ;-)
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The iPhone app, called Business Analyst Online, or BAO, links back to a wealth of geocoded demographic data stored in ESRI's geographic information system databases. Best of all, you can tap it for free.

"We think it’s really cool, because unlike any other app it will allow you to really check out a location, find out what it’s like and what kind of people live there," says Lead product manager James Killick.

Killick says ESRI is providing more than just rehashed Census data. "It’s updated demographics created by ESRI’s team of demographers, statisticians and economists who have been involved with building these kind of data sets for over 35 years," he says.

BAO was created with the needs of the real estate industry in mind, Killick says, but a search function will allow anyone to find locations that meet specific demographic criteria. [...]


Zoom to Location The Neigborhood Compare


Read more: http://blogs.computerworld.com/16439/cool_iphone_app_gives_lowdown_on_your_neighborhood

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Public Beta for the ArcGIS API for iPhone Now Available


ArcGIS + Apple =



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iArcGIS ... and iPad? Same SDK, right?
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May 2010 - PUBLIC BETA NOW AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD!!

The ArcGIS API for iPhone enables you to build iPhone applications that utilize the powerful mapping, geocoding, geoprocessing, and custom capabilities provided by ArcGIS Server. The API consists of native Objective C libraries that can be used within the Xcode Integrated Development Environment (IDE).Other iPhone developer tools such as Interface Builder can also be used in your application development.

Before downloading read the System Requirements and Getting Started documents.

To download ArcGIS API for iPhone make sure you are logged in, then click download.




Friday, March 26, 2010

Discover Earth's Moon with amazing 3D graphics and touch navigation


I got the full moon in my hand ...
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Take me to the moon ...
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Moon Globe

Discover Earth's Moon with amazing 3D graphics and touch navigation. Moon Globe shows you how the Moon appears today, and lets you zoom in like a telescope with up to 500x magnification. Switch to globe mode, and you can spin above the surface, taking in the hidden far side, and look over the limb to see Earth in the distance. Surface features and landed spacecraft are labelled in an elegant 3D tag cloud. Adjust the time dynamically with on screen controls, and watch the sunlight move over the terrain. It even shows you where the Moon and Sun are in the sky at your location, with its dynamic sky compass.

Features:

  • Smooth 3D touch navigation.
  • Telescope mode and globe mode.
  • Sharp high-resolution views.
  • Dynamic time and illumination point adjustment.
  • Realtime topographic shading.
  • Over 1800 labelled terrain features.
  • "Sky compass" shows Moon and Sun position in the sky; points toward actual north on devices with a built in magnetic compass (iPhone 3GS).
  • Image rotate and reverse to match how the Moon appears through a telescope or binoculars.

Now available on the iTunes App Store!

screenshot screenshot

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Thursday, October 15, 2009

WhereMark Augmented Reality iPhone App


Intet nyt, men UI og de integrerede informationer bliver bedre og bedre ...
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Seen before but the UI and integrated information is getting better and better ...
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Welcome to WhereMark, the free augmented reality app for the iPhone that offers Google Local Search, the ability to add your own points of interest, visit websites, get directions and more! Coming to the app store soon.
Visit our site at http://www.wheremark.com


Read more: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4MfQ8xehME

Friday, October 2, 2009

iphone navigation with motionx and bing maps


FYI
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iBing ...
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The application has a ton of hot features including a base map using Bing Maps for visualizing location information. Check out the full list of navigational features:

Bing Maps on MotionX-GPS Drive

  • Driving Directions – Full step-by-step driving directions to navigate you to your destination.
  • Walking Directions – Want to keep it green? Live in NYC? Use the walking directions feature to find your way.
  • Familiar Search - Just type and search. With the advanced MotionX Find-N-Go™ technology, you can Find anything, anywhere and then just follow the directions. Driving or walking it's that simple.
  • Optimized Compass - any time know where your destination is, even if you parked your car a few blocks away, MotionX will take you right there. If you don't have a 3GS yet, the compass also works with GPS motion sensing on the iPhone 3G.
  • Address Book Integration - Integrated with iPhone address book quickly and easily reference navigation to friends
  • iPod Integration – Access playlists and listen to your music, audiobooks, and podcasts while using MotionX.
  • Phone Integration - Place a phone call directly from search results.

MotionX-GPS Drive


Read more: http://www.bing.com/community/blogs/maps/archive/2009/09/25/iphone-navigation-with-motionx-and-bing-maps.aspx

Friday, September 25, 2009

Bionic Eye - iPhone 3GS Application


Det bliver stort ... når det ikke længere kun er intetsigende emner som augmenteres ...
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It gonna be great ... and it will be the day when it's being serious subjects being augmented ...
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Bionic Eye is a new application specifically developed for the iPhone 3GS that enables you to visualize Points of Interest (POI) located in your nearby environment in the US, thanks to a unique Augmented Reality functionality using the iPhone camera.

POI databases include restaurants, WiFi hotspots, subway stations (New York Subway, Washington Metro, Chicago L Rapid Transit), etc. Over 100.000 POI are already included in this application. Elements located at a distance less than 1km (0,621miles) only will be displayed on the screen.

The Augmented Reality functionality is only available to iPhone 3GS users. Bionic Eye works fine with all other iPhone / iPod Touch models via Google Map system within the application.

- Vertical position: 360-degree view of all POI nearby your location, updated in real time as you walk in the streets.

- Horizontal position: List of all nearest POI. When a POI is selected, a blue arrow (compass) is displayed to show the direction and the distance to that POI.

- The application is fully compatible with Google Map. It is possible to locate the nearest POI from your position on Google Map within the application.

We are already working on a new update of Bionic Eye to reduce loading time. Indeed, the application includes a lot of POI covering all US cities, they are accessible without any network connection, so this may take a few seconds to load. Of course, the new update will be free for Bionic Eye users. Thank you for your comprehension.

Download Bionic Eye Application for iPhone and iPod Touch

Bionic Eye

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Monday, September 21, 2009

iPhone RFID: object-based media


Hvis ting man ikke kan se var udstyret med rfid tags ville mange ting blive noget nemmere ... Når en gravemaskine graver tæt ved elektriske ledninger, vandrør eller andre gemte ting i jorden ville det være rart hvis de faktiske objekter i jorden selv kunne fortælle om deres eksistens ... Tænk hvis man kunne udstyre sin gummiged med en rfid sensor på skovlen så ville mange informationer dukke op som man ellers aldrig ser ...
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Managing things you can't see you might like it to tell you what it is you don't see ... Digging in the grown near power lines, water pipes or sewers ... Drilling in the walls near electric cables ... It's would be great if you could just swipe you iPhone near the objects and it would give you all the informations needed ...
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This is a prototype of an iPhone media player that uses physical objects to control media playback. It is based on Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) that triggers various iPhone interactions when in the range of a wireless tag embedded inside a physical object.



This video prototype is basic and intended to open up for discussion and new exploration around the experience of media selection through physical objects. At the moment the interaction is a trigger, but what if the phone doesn’t just react as output but also as input to physical objects? How do we programme and manage our sets of media and applications in these objects?

Overall the demo points towards opportunities around the distribution of media through physical objects, it is an example of general ideas around an ‘internet of things’ or ‘spimes’ applied to the world of media. What opportunities would the distribution of RFID-embedded products open up in terms of media, gaming, services and marketing? What does this mean for the future of products?