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Flash-based AR Gets High-Quality Markerless Upgrade
One of the turning points in the evolution of augmented reality (AR) was the porting of the ARToolKit - an opensource software library for building AR experiences - to the
Goodbye to the YouTube Address: White House Goes with Akamai Instead
The president's weekly video address was often called the 'YouTube address,' but after complaints from privacy activists, the White House has now decided to leave YouTube behind and use Akamai's
What the Grateful Dead Can Teach Us About Marketing
For those of us of a certain age and of a certain countercultural bent, yesterday's date, August 1 - despite the 15 years since his death - remains "Jerry's birthday."
What is Music 2.0?
Music futurist Gerd Leonhard has just released an informative video explaining what music 2.0 is and how the music industry should change to adapt to 'web 2.0' principles. The video
Adobe Gives up on Apple, Welcomes Android
Adobe is officially giving up on Apple. Or rather, Apple gave up on Adobe and Adobe is just now admitting it. In any event, the news is that Adobe's "Packager
46% of Web Users are Ready for HTML5
HTML5 is quickly becoming an important part of the Web surfing experience, and according to online ad network Chitika, almost half of all Internet users are already using HTML5-compatible browsers.
Adobe's World of Web/Desktop Integration
Read/WriteWeb's Web 2.0 Summit coverage sponsored by Yahoo! I'm at a session at the Web 2.0 Summit called 'Breaking Free: Working with Real Time Data, Online, Offline, and Outside of
MoveSmart: Mashups for Housing Integration
Chicago based MoveSmart.org is a project aiming to make housing integration a reality, years after legal changes have left de facto segregation intact, by using mashups. The project will combine
NPR and WSJ Building iPad-Only Websites
The Wall Street Journal and National Public Radio (NPR) will be launching custom-built iPad-only websites next month when the new Apple slate computer known as the iPad is made available
Security Flaw found in Twitter's Flash Widget
A recently discovered security flaw in Twitter's Flash-based website widget may have allowed attackers access to the login credentials of any Twitter user. According to Mike Bailey, an analyst at
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