couldn't some wise hacker find a way to use this to break into all the cellphones that lie in the zone, either for identity theft or even worse: direct marketing?
i've been watching the way microsoft has been working on their live labs for the past year, for them to take the technologies such as seadragon and photosynth and use them in that brick of a device like he did i like it, but i can also see a lot of things that those technologies can be used for that will never see the light of day.
even in their purest forms products such as photosynth and seadragon will be amazing. it's got to be given out now in this stage, not refined in a lab to stages well beyond what it can do. Thats the downfall of the software industry now.
i want to use seadragon as a new way of browsing the web, i want to use photosynth to CAD up my house. I like that you can attach the pictures to a database however, im looking at the many uses that could have in a BIM situation
i've been watching the way microsoft has been working on their live labs for the past year, for them to take the technologies such as seadragon and photosynth and use them in that brick of a device like he did i like it, but i can also see a lot of things that those technologies can be used for that will never see the light of day.
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