PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tag ipad

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An analgesic for high-performance audio on the iPhone, iPad and Mac OS X. Really fast audio in iOS and Mac OS X using Audio Units is hard, and will leave you scarred and bloody. What used to take days can now be done with just a few lines of code.

Instant Webcam can stream fullscreen video to multiple devices in the same Wifi Network.

RjDj’s apps take some people to outer space and others back down to earth.

Blending tradition with advanced technology, Road Inc. offers a whole new editorial experience, richer than the heaviest book, deeper than a film collection and more immersive than a video game

Pyrolia is an independent multimedia studio. We bring together the best talents and innovators from book publishing, film, music, graphic production, special-effects, interface design and software development to create truly immersive digital experiences that we initiate, conceive, produce and publish. Founded in 2011 by Charles-Evrard Tchekhoff, Pyrolia is backed by high profile individuals from media, banking and entrepreneurial backgrounds.

The Gesture Markup Language (GML) is the world’s first markup language for multitouch gesture-based interactions.  This extensible language not only shapes how applications are developed but it allows developers to explore new interaction paradigms and user experiences.

A little over a year ago, Kevin Burg and Jamie Beck mashed up fine-art photography with animated GIFs, and the "cinemagraph" was born. Since then, a cottage app-industry has sprung up around this ingenious digital art form, offering everyday folks easy tools for creating artsy animated GIFs of their own. Now a new iPad-only app called Echograph is targeting professional and "prosumer" imagemakers who want to get into the cinemagraph-making game.

Ce soir, mardi 4 mai, à 20H50, Arte n'allume pas que la télé et Philippe Starck entrouvre les portes du futur. Pour suivre le documentaire "Futur par Starck" et l'enrichir en permanence en contenus, Arte vous invite à regarder l'émission sur deux écrans : TV et smartphone / tablette.

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Our gameplay session was just ten minutes long, but polished and promising; it was the first six chapters of an eventual experience that lead coder Josh Boggs described as “movie-like,” both in its length and its mood.

a new kind of novel

Export your SketchUp model to view on your iPad using Viso3D's SketchUp plug-in. Add a lightmap while exporting to simulate SketchUp sunlight and shadows and indirect light. View, navigate and explore your 3D SketchUp creation on an iPad. Download the Viso iPad viewer app from the iTunes app store for free.

If you are interested in the field of Japanese photographs as a collector, researcher, dealer, curator or auction house then this book is, quite simply, indispensable. The author has written on and researched the subject for many years and has brought together in one volume the results of exciting new research and also data which has been gathered from long-forgotten and largely inaccessible nineteenth-century sources. Souvenir photographs of Japan, mostly hand-coloured, are extremely collectible today. However, it is usually very difficult to identify the photographer or studio from where they originated. Provided here is a list of more than 4000 such photographs which greatly assists the identification process. Finally, a unique index of over 350 photographers and publishers of Japan-related stereoviews is also included.

La création du département "Nouvelles écritures" au sein du groupe public en août 2011 a clairement imprimé le rythme aux équipes de production. Des pages Facebook dédiées aux émissions, en passant par des applications tablettes et smartphones d'information en temps réel (FTV Info) ou de télévision de rattrapage (Francetv Pluzz), avec guide TV, direct et personnalisation, tous les secteurs sont abordés. France 5, quelques mois après le lancement de son application Zouzous destinée aux enfants, va bientôt proposer un nouveau service sur iPad rattaché à l'émission "C à vous", afin de mixer social TV et télé connectée, de façon immersive et synchronisée (par marquage sonore) en direct avec l'émission diffusée à l'antenne. Les espaces cuisine, séjour ou salle à manger du loft d'Allessandra Sublet permettront de retrouver les éléments diffusés et d'interagir avec les chroniqueurs et les invités.

Depuis quelques mois, les chaînes de TV ont décidé de se lancer dans les expériences de second écran. Un concept que nous avions approché lors de l'arrivée des nouvelles chaînes de la TNT, mais qui se renforce avec des applications de plus en plus complètes. Désormais, vous pouvez regarder, commenter mais aussi interagir avec le programme. Une belle promesse qui pourrait cacher des choses intéressantes... ou pas. Nous avons décidé de faire le point en commençant par « Devant ma TV » de M6, exploité pendant l'émission « J'ai décidé d'être heureux ».

A l'origine de Professeur Cyclope, un collectif d'auteurs qui cherche à retrouver le goût et l'esprit des anciens magazines de BD. Aujourd’hui que la presse se porte mal, ceux-ci ont peu à peu disparu et laissé un vide. Professeur Cyclope veut être au numérique ce que ces magazines étaient à la presse. Avec le support tablette et smartphone, Professeur Cyclope s'offre un terrain de jeu inédit et enthousiasmant pour ses auteurs.

Comment adapter la bande dessinée aux tablettes et autres nouveaux supports ? Eléments de réponse avec le scénariste Fabien Vehlmann, qui, avec quelques autres auteurs, montent la nouvelle revue “Professeur Cyclope” dont on parlera beaucoup au festival d'Angoulême 2013.

Because the primary input method of the iPad is a single piece of multitouch glass, developers have incredible flexibility to design unique user interfaces. It’s hard to appreciate the variety of UIs though, since turning the screen off removes virtually all evidence of them. To spotlight these differences, I looked at the only fragments that remain from using an app: fingerprints.

Experience the world’s most amazing animals in one app — together. This interactive experience brings you closer to the stories of elephants, whales, rhinos and other fascinating species. Discover their lives and the work of WWF in a way you’ve never seen before. Try out “tiger vision,” stay as still as the polar bear during a hunt, and chop the panda’s bamboo. New species stories — which you can fold and share with the world — are added regularly.

OUR INTERACTIVE HOME AND OUTDOOR & GARDEN SOURCE BOOKS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUR MOBILE DEVICE, WITH OVER 900+ PAGES TO SEARCH, BROWSE, BOOKMARK AND SHOP. ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.