Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Lifestyle | Free | The New Yorker | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
This app allows you to interact with the front and back covers of The New Yorker’s special Innovators Issue (May 16, 2016). Move and tilt your device around the cityscape to explore. See if you can spot the surprises built into the experience by the artist, Christoph Niemann.
This app also allows you to interact with the Qualcomm ads found in the front and back of the May 16, 2016, issue of The New Yorker.
TNY posted a video on FB showing both the front/back cover art for the May 27th issue and how to use uncovr to bring the covers to life with augmented reality using cover. Bravo for the video, the issue and the AR actions. Wow. This I understand, your published poetry, not so much? -wjm
Clever way to have fun with a New Yorker cover. I'm sure they'll think of more ways to use the technology. I found I had to move my iPhone farther away to get a more full view; if too close, any tilting made it stop and start over. Lovely way to waste a few minutes. :)
The technology that is proven with this app is mind bending. What we would imagine in sci-fi has landed. Congrats!
Is this just a proof of concept? Interesting for the first five seconds then it's a big so what. You might as well scan a bar code that correlates to a hyperlink that runs a web-based video. You need to show me more. Where is the WOW! factor?
It works, but what's the point? A clever way to drive me towards advertising. No thanks. Uninstalled.
Reminds me of my first visit to Chuck E Cheese: the massive technology overwhelms the small content.