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The Physical World Becomes a Software Construct: Talking with Brady Forrest about Where 2.0, 2010
“The internet eats everything it touches,” write Brady Forrest and Nathan Torkington, O’Reilly Media, Inc., in their must read 2006 companion essay The State of Where 2.0 (PDF). Now in 2010 that statement is more true than ever. Last week, I talked to Brady about what we can look forward to at Where 2.0, 2010, and [...]
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19. November 2009
The Next Wave of AR: Mobile Social Interaction, Right Here, Right Now! View more presentations from Tish Shute. Click on the image below or here to watch this presentation and others from Momo13
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