YOR testing Layar on the Museumplein - LG Exalt VN360

YOR testing Layar on the Museumplein




Fun and cosy nerd alert, here on the Museumplein in Amsterdam.

Stop signs.
Stop signs and one 3D-object.
We're namely looking into the differences with the scale.
If you scale it big, then you can view 3D-objects from a large distance.
And if you keep the scale on zero, you need to stand close within a range of 20 meters.
Look. We see here on a relative alt of... Yeah, I'm getting technical.
We see a little scorpion on the ground.
That's very interesting. According to this thing it's 10 meters away from us, but I think I'm going to kick it.
Ah well, kind of fun. Ouch, my foot!
Going to try it again. See if it works. Because eh...
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...otherwise we can forget about it all.
Well sir?
Well look. I don't know if you can see it, 'cause it's a little dark.
But right now, we're standing in the Grand Canyon.
Look guys. The Grand Canyon all around us. Can you see it?
A beautiful ship planted in 3D. 14 meters away we got a good view.
But walking around it in a radius of 5 meters wasn't really profitable.
It has to be like 10 meters if you really want to get behind the 3D-model.
Bree, does it work?
Yeah, on the HTC it works well.
Right away making advertisements.
Of course!
I'd go for the iPhone though.
Well, it's interesting to see the differences between HTC and Motorola.
Because the network seems to fall out on the Milestone.
We're under attack, we're under attack.
We need to walk a little.
'Cause look what we've got there.
It's an alien attack.
There it is. Space Invaders real-time. There!
We're going to see how it looks.
Is it getting bigger or not? Oh, there it is.
9 meters. And now...
No, but look, you can view images on the inside of the laser beam. I couldn't view that before on the iPhone.
That's a really remarkable experience actually.
Everyone who wants to view a UFO on the Museumplein:
User ID: 4655, and developer key: kyd32wgf.
Well, that's simple enough right?
Yeah.
Thank you.
In the end, we also need to eat...



LG Exalt VN360




this is a review sort of thing for the LG
Exalt VN360. I recently got this and first
off, as you can see, it's about the size of
a mouse. My hand is kind of small so it's
not a great comparison. Here is a tape dispenser
and a pencil. The thickness of this is about
1 1/2 of a pencil...it's about 1 1/2 of one
and this is a basic phone. It isn't a smart
phone and it doesn't have a touch screen.
You see there are buttons, the buttons are
big, which is probably nice for people with
larger fingers. It does have most of the functions
of a regular phone where you can change the
settings to have an analog clock or make the
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font bigger and set it to a different sort
of menu. Instead of having tabular you can
have a grid
or
a list. And...