We've seen three dimensional virtual workspaces before, but Project T(ether) is one iteration that has actual potential to be applied in the real world. Created by the Tangible Media Group at MIT, Continue reading…
The Optimus 3D Max is perhaps the most puzzling entry in LG’s 2012 lineup. Priced at €499.99 (around $635) SIM-free in the EU, it's something of a second flagship (behind the incoming Optimus 4X Continue reading…
Japan's NLT Technologies has unveiled a new prototype 3D display that's not only high resolution, but also supports multiple viewing angles. The glasses-free, 3.1-inch LCD display includes a 427 x 240 Continue reading…
It's no big secret that Apple wants to get away from its dependency on Google Maps in iOS — the company has bought several mapping companies over the last few years, and iPhoto for iOS launched in Continue reading…
Jean-Luc Godard, the legendary French director of À bout de souffle, La Chinoise, and Bande à part will shoot his next project, Adieu au langage (Goodbye to language), in 3D. The news surfaced via a Continue reading…
Researchers at Microsoft have combined a Kinect and a 3D projector to spice up videoconferencing with a bit of augmented reality. They're calling their project the MirageTable: its aim is to improve Continue reading…
Before the Doom and Quake series really brought fast-action first-person shooters into the gaming mainstream, there was one game that set the tone for what was to come: Wolfenstein 3D. The progenitor Continue reading…
Working with 3D models can be a daunting task for many, but a new Japanese tool is aiming to make it a little more intuitive. Qumarion is a flexible USB mannequin that, when hooked up to a computer, Continue reading…
MasterImage 3D has been developing glasses-free 3D smartphone and tablet displays for years — we saw some samples of their work at CES this year. There's still no word on when we might actually see Continue reading…
3D movies haven't yet taken off the way TV manufacturers seem to think they will, but similar technology is starting to show up in medical and scientific work. Last week, the Japan Science and Continue reading…
