Video demonstration of a iPhone GPS hardware add-on
Posted 7 April 2008 @ 10am in News
With the introduction of an Interface Builder and revised APIs, which debuted in Apple’s second beta edition of the iPhone software development kit (SDK) yesterday, developers have a more complete set of tools for putting their code into realistic operation under the included “Aspen” Simulator.
Below is a video demonstration of PhotoBoard, an application that started its life under the “Jailbreak” umbrella, and was then ported to the official SDK. The program presents a grid surface upon which photos from the user library can be laid. The grid can then be navigated, and photos rotated and manipulated. It’s essentially akin to Microsoft’s Surface in look and feel.
[If you’re on an iPhone, click here to view the video]
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5 Comments
Posted by bstevens
7 April 2008 @ 12pm
Why does the latitude show East when he is actually West?
Posted by joe314
7 April 2008 @ 3pm
Holy effing shiiiiiite
Posted by mpantoja
7 April 2008 @ 5pm
I don’t get it. The title is “Video demonstration of a iPhone GPS hardware add-on” but the video is from a March 28 post (http://www.iphoneatlas.com/2008/03/28/video-demonstration-of-iphone-sdk-developed-application/) titled “Video demonstration of iPhone SDK-developed application”.
In fact, it’s the exact same post with a different title. What gives?
Posted by smokeonit1
7 April 2008 @ 8pm
where the GPS video??? i dont care for the photo video!!!
Posted by smokeonit1
7 April 2008 @ 8pm
an the title is missing an n!!!!