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Open Letter to Apple: Let us Augment Reality with the iPhone!

171 Responses

1. Merged realities – events and issues for virtual worlds : The Metaverse Journal – Australia’s Virtual World News Service, on July 2, 2009 at 6:56 am said:

   […] 4. Dear Apple – give us augmented reality on the iPhone. […]
2. 

   Thomas K Carpenter, on July 2, 2009 at 6:59 am said:

   While I’m not a developer of AR apps, I am a consumer. I’m going to replace my Blackberry soon, but have been waiting to see what smartphone is going to give me the best options for purchasing AR apps.

   Great idea, Ori. I hope it gets their notice.
3. Open Letter to Apple « The Future Digital Life, on July 2, 2009 at 7:11 am said:

   […] Alfresco on regular basis, but in case you don’t, please stop by and add your voice to this Open Letter to Apple: Let us Augment Reality with the iPhone!  The basic problem is, as Ori explains: But here is the rub: we are currently unable to publish […]
4. 

   Darkflame, on July 2, 2009 at 7:15 am said:

   Same as Thomas, really.
   Im ready for a new phone sometime this year, and my choice will be made based on the maturity of AR on the platform.

   Its crazy such a massive potential saleing point of the iPhone isnt officialy supported.
5. akalogue » Appleへの公開書簡、オラたちにAPIを！, on July 2, 2009 at 7:33 am said:

   […] Ori Inbar氏の呼びかけで、AR関係者10余名の共同署名として、Appleへ公開書簡「Open Letter to Apple: Let us Augment Reality with the iPhone!」が送られました。iPhone用のARアプリケーションのためにカメラAPI（特にライブ・ビデオ・ストリーム関連）を公開して欲しい！というのが趣旨ですね。頓智・も入っています。 […]
6. 

   Aldo, on July 2, 2009 at 7:46 am said:

   I agree, this would be a great step forward.
7. 

   theoryshaw, on July 2, 2009 at 8:19 am said:

   i’m not a developer, but why can’t the same thing be done on the Android operating system?
8. 

   fbeeper, on July 2, 2009 at 8:31 am said:

   I’m not a professional developer, I’m only starting my PhD studies at Universitat Autonónoma de Barcelona (Spain) and I’m very interested to work on augmented reality over the iPhone. I join to your effort! :)
9. 

   menorki, on July 2, 2009 at 10:01 am said:

   This is the exact same problem we have with the flash player up to version 9 – meaning it is impossible to directly load and process an image from the computer ( images have first to be sent to the server and retrieved before being manipulated…. duh…)

   Security issues or not this is a pure non-sense at the user level. These restrictions dramatically degrades the user experiences and prevent brilliant developers to market brilliant apps.

   Hope this is gonna change soon.
10. 

    rouli, on July 2, 2009 at 10:52 am said:

    hmmm, being a cynic (and partly paranoid), maybe Apple is waiting till they’ll have their own AR application? They’ll call it iAugment, it would be pretty, monopolistic, and we would all pay a lot of money to get it.
11. 

    Thomas K Carpenter, on July 2, 2009 at 3:42 pm said:

    @ rouli – I understand the concern given Apple’s track record, but I’m not sure how that would work. Plus, Apple is getting ready to take on Amazon for the eBook market. I think AR, while loaded with future potential, is still not on everyone’s radar.
12. 

    Ori Inbar, on July 2, 2009 at 4:27 pm said:

    For the paranoids among us –
    in a conversation with Apple employees they confirmed: “Apple is interested in enabling this type of apps.”
    It’s just a matter of time. The aim of this letter is to help Apple accelerate the decision…
13. 

    Joe Ludwig, on July 2, 2009 at 9:32 pm said:

    The iPhone 3.0 OS doesn’t already have the ability to process the incoming video stream? Wow. I thought those were the “video APIs” that they announced.

    In any case, I’m all for pushing Apple to enable more AR apps ASAP. I’m replacing my Treo soon, and was thinking Android because AFAIK the video out APIs are also not supported. (Or maybe those are the ones you’re asking for.)
14. iPhoneにARを！ « 8casetteブログ, on July 3, 2009 at 1:52 am said:

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15. Augmented reality startups petition Apple for live video interface | TechDozer.Com, on July 3, 2009 at 5:00 pm said:

    […] to Google’s Android platform instead. More than a dozen companies and research institutes have signed a petition asking Apple to offer an iPhone application programming interface (API) for manipulating live […]
16. Augmented reality startups petition Apple for live video interface | TechDozer.Com, on July 3, 2009 at 5:00 pm said:

    […] to Google’s Android platform instead. More than a dozen companies and research institutes have signed a petition asking Apple to offer an iPhone application programming interface (API) for manipulating live […]
17. Augmented reality startups petition Apple for live video interface | Techdare, on July 3, 2009 at 5:12 pm said:

    […] to Google’s Android platform instead. More than a dozen companies and research institutes have signed a petition asking Apple to offer an iPhone application programming interface (API) for manipulating live […]
18. Augmented reality startups petition Apple for live video interface | UpOff.com, on July 3, 2009 at 5:31 pm said:

    […] to Google’s Android platform instead. More than a dozen companies and research institutes have signed a petition asking Apple to offer an iPhone application programming interface (API) for manipulating live […]
19. 

    Chris Grayson, on July 4, 2009 at 1:12 pm said:

    Kudos on this effort. I’m going to contact you directly.
20. AR: the next acronym to watch out for? | Volker on Mobile, on July 6, 2009 at 3:58 pm said:

    […] dozen or so AR game developers have now launched an initiative to make Apple allow them to manipulate live video feeds (which they need to in order to run their […]
21. iphone OS missing critical enabler of augmented reality apps « Geographically challenged, on July 6, 2009 at 4:33 pm said:

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22. Get ready to see video AR in your AppStore! « augmented.org, on July 7, 2009 at 2:31 am said:

    […] I don’t own a 3GS… maybe someone can comment on first hand experience? Guess, Ori and his petition gained their goal even faster than expected. […]
23. TwittaRound Twitter Reality Augmentation Looks Amazing, Even If It Is a Horrible Idea [Twitter] | dv8-designs, on July 7, 2009 at 10:44 am said:

    […] (or maybe fortunately in this case) augmented reality apps are forced to use non-public APIs to monkey around with live video, so they won’t fly in the App Store. Hopefully, Apple will […]
24. We R Pirates » Blog Archive » TwittaRound Twitter Reality Augmentation Looks Amazing, Even If It Is a Horrible Idea [Twitter], on July 7, 2009 at 11:00 am said:

    […] (or maybe fortunately in this case) augmented reality apps are forced to use non-public APIs to monkey around with live video, so they won’t fly in the App Store. Hopefully, Apple will […]
25. 

    Lars, on July 7, 2009 at 11:02 am said:

    I have no sympathy for this petition because it’s certainly possible on lots of other devices, and would be much easier. There’s tons of Android phones coming out, there’s the DS & PSP, etc. Rather than hitting your heads against Apple’s wall repeatedly, just move on!

    Apple has always taken the stance that their products are like appliances (they have explicitly said this). They don’t want people to have much control over anything. They want you to think of it as a toaster. It has a specific purpose, and it does that purpose well, but it is not adaptable or upgradeable.
26. TwittaRound Twitter Reality Augmentation Looks Amazing, Even If It Is a Horrible Idea [Twitter] | HyipLife.com, on July 7, 2009 at 11:03 am said:

    […] (or maybe fortunately in this case) augmented reality apps are forced to use non-public APIs to monkey around with live video, so they won’t fly in the App Store. Hopefully, Apple will […]
27. Пресата presata.com» Blog Archive » TwittaRound Twitter Reality Augmentation Looks Amazing, Even If It Is a Horrible Idea [Twitter], on July 7, 2009 at 11:04 am said:

    […] (or maybe fortunately in this case) augmented reality apps are forced to use non-public APIs to monkey around with live video, so they won’t fly in the App Store. Hopefully, Apple will […]
28. 

    Ori Inbar, on July 7, 2009 at 11:41 am said:

    @Lars –
    Yes, AR is possible on other devices, but since the developers signing the letter are trying to reach a wide audience – the iPhone is a very attractive vehicle: it currently has the unique combination of a huge market share and the best distribution mechanism for mobile apps.

    And to reiterate, Apple employees did confirm “Apple is interested in enabling this type of apps.” They want

    We believe having a conversation is better than keeping our thoughts to ourselves and being grumpy…;)
29. 

    fbeeper, on July 7, 2009 at 12:41 pm said:

    Apple knows very well that taking control of their products can get better solutions. For example: Do you think that a simple “cut & paste” option it’s a main feature? At the very first sight it isn’t, obviously! If you search at the Cydia store you can find 101 solutions to this simple operation, but no one like the apple’s one. They hold on even this simple things until they get the correct solution: the best one nowadays.

    You can extrapolate this to… if something can’t be achieved with this hardware or the software solution that apple have at the moment isn’t as good as they want, it SIMPLY DOESN’T EXIST. You have to wait for it. It is very fair.

    This could be what’s happening in the realtime API for video… they aren’t omnipotent, not every thing could be implemented at the same time if you want to have a good implementation ;) Probably a mobile phone processor makes this implementation enoughly difficult, isn’t it?

    Lars, it is a toaster, but the most fashionable, usable and productive toaster you can buy today… tomorrow another could be the new toaster ;)

    And finally, and the most important fact… the distribution machinery started by apple is priceless, them get a 30% of your selling (and you’ve got to pass a validation) but you can sell your apps worldwide thanks to their store and you can luckily (with a good app) get a huge income. Their role in this is extremely fair. Other distribution industries are much more awful (in cinema for example).

    And, let me add some questions: Nintendo DS and Sony PSP haven’t “public” SDKs, isn’t it?. And Android (java) doesn’t seem the best platform for graphics performance in augmented reality, isn’t it? Nokia Symbian have an awful SDK, isn’t it? and Windows Mobile is evil xD

    See you, (and if you get here… thanks for your time reading my boring speech :P)

    Cheers!
30. TwittaRound Twitter Reality Augmentation Looks Amazing, Even If It Is a Horrible Idea [Twitter] | Applebound, on July 7, 2009 at 2:15 pm said:

    […] (or maybe fortunately in this case) augmented reality apps are forced to use non-public APIs to monkey around with live video, so they won’t fly in the App Store. Hopefully, Apple will […]
31. 

    Patrick O'Shaughnessey, on July 7, 2009 at 5:18 pm said:

    Count me in, Ori. I was quite disappointed when I found out Apple wasn’t releasing access to live video through the official API. I sincerely hope that they release something soon.
32. TwittaRound Twitter Reality Augmentation Looks Amazing, Even If It Is a Horrible Idea [Twitter] | NerdAccess, on July 7, 2009 at 7:14 pm said:

    […] (or maybe fortunately in this case) augmented reality apps are forced to use non-public APIs to monkey around with live video, so they won’t fly in the App Store. Hopefully, Apple will […]
33. 

    rdza, on July 7, 2009 at 8:40 pm said:

    Fastest route to making AR on the iPhone happen is to provide true html5 video & audio support – as in rendering in the browser as opposed to a fullscreen QuickTime window.

    Combine this with extending the html5 geolocation API to support position and momentum – exposing the accelerometer and magnetometer to webapps upon the user granting permission.

    Now add a dash of exposing the video camera via a javascript API, render it all to an html5 canvas element and bingo, AR for everyone.
34. 

    Jerry Paffendorf, on July 7, 2009 at 9:17 pm said:

    Very nice. I couldn’t resist :) http://7billionfriends.tumblr.com/post/137497989/an-open-letter-to-apple-re-augmented-reality-on-the
35. 

    Andreas Dahrendorf, on July 8, 2009 at 1:59 am said:

    I create multimedia content for AR applications and support this cause.
36. Hot, Hot, Hot! A Twitter Augmented Reality App for iPhone | Techdare, on July 8, 2009 at 10:10 am said:

    […] forcing developers to use the available but unsupported ones instead. That’s a shame because as you can see, there are a lot of unique concepts out there for implementing Augmented Reality on the […]
37. 

    Michael Brooks, on July 8, 2009 at 11:59 am said:

    As others have realized, not allowing the support for developers to create AU apps will hurt Apple in the long run as they will fall to the wayside to Android like open source devices who offer more freedom to both the developer and the end user. Apple should be careful with future moves or they just might blow their own cover as actually being just another Microsoft with locked doors and pricey products (when compared to the idea that there will soon be free alternatives such as Android or Chrome OS).
38. Hot, Hot, Hot! A Twitter Augmented Reality App for iPhone « LocalLab : Foire aux Infos, on July 8, 2009 at 12:27 pm said:

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40. TwittARound - iPhone 3GSのためのTwitterビューア | KGRAND ONLINE NEWS, on July 8, 2009 at 3:52 pm said:

    […] leaving iPhone users behind. However, there’s still hope. According to some hearsay out there, Apple is interested in enabling these types of apps. In other words, it could be a question of […]
41. Guck mal, wer da twittert | Trendpiraten Blog, on July 9, 2009 at 3:56 am said:

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42. Spicy iPhone » Blog Archive » More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 9, 2009 at 6:11 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
43. Apple Bloog » Blog Archive » More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 9, 2009 at 6:15 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
44. iWyre, on July 9, 2009 at 6:49 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
45. 

    More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 9, 2009 at 6:51 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
46. RSS News Portal » More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 9, 2009 at 6:54 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
47. The Tech Town » More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 9, 2009 at 7:07 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
48. 

    MacTeo, on July 9, 2009 at 8:54 am said:

    We’ve developed an augmented reality application with a compass… They’ve just rejected it due to using undocumented api, but we never called or used an undocumented object.
    Apple please make every 3GS owner happy…
49. 

    Florent Morin, on July 9, 2009 at 9:40 am said:

    I am a iPhone developer, I don’t use augmented reality, but I think Apple must accept more applications that it does.

    @MacTeo
    And perhaps a similar application that your will be accepted on App Store! I have realized an application rejected because it use undocumented API… and the same day a similar application than mine appear on App Store!
    Apple and its review process…. my God.
50. 

    Apple Files Patent for Mobile Augmented Reality « Games Alfresco, on July 9, 2009 at 9:54 am said:

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51. Apple-Overload! » More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 9, 2009 at 10:00 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
52. 

    MacTeo, on July 9, 2009 at 10:09 am said:

    Every developer should submit a feature request at

    http://radar.apple.com

    they will add the API only with a sufficient number of requests
53. 

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54. ARのAppleへのOpen LetterとARデモ動画 « iPhone Scrapbook, on July 9, 2009 at 7:49 pm said:

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55. More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone | ★ Technology News | Tech Crown, on July 9, 2009 at 11:55 pm said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
56. Tech In Box » More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone, on July 10, 2009 at 12:12 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
57. Ajaxian » Augmented Reality is just hot, and the Web can do it, on July 10, 2009 at 3:14 am said:

    […] Let’s see what Apple decides about the (semi SDK conform) video background. I already joined the AR on iPhone petition. […]
58. More AR, this time with Twitter, on the iPhone | iPhone 3G Tricks, on July 10, 2009 at 6:02 am said:

    […] Here’s another augmented reality iPhone app that might be slightly more useful for those of us outside of London than the Nearest Tube app we showed off the other day. TwittARound is a Twitter client (currently in beta) for the iPhone that uses your location info, compass, and the 3GS’ video camera to place tweets close to your location in a realtime video view, so that the effect you get is like pop-up notes on the landscape. Very cool indeed. Unfortunately, it seems many of these AR (augmented reality) apps may never see the light of day, as some developers are saying Apple doesn’t provide any public API calls for the live video (hence this petition from the burgeoning AR community). […]
59. Knowing .NET » Blog Archive » Petition to Apple to Create/Improve APIs to Allow Augmented Reality Apps on the iPhone, on July 10, 2009 at 7:24 am said:

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60. The New Frontier of Augmented Reality | jasonbejot, on July 10, 2009 at 8:34 am said:

    […] It’s obvious that AR is moving into mobile in a huge way. Out of all the demos I’ve seen, the best ones are deployed on phones, the majority being iPhones. Right now, in the iPhone SDK, the video API is too limited so all those demos can’t be made into apps deployable on the App Store. So Apple needs to get their ass in gear and change the SDK so we can conqure the App Store with AR goodness. It just so happens that people are already petitioning for this, check it out. […]
61. 

    Is it illegal...or just less visible?, on July 10, 2009 at 12:46 pm said:

    I work for a multinational advertising agency and I am currently looking at AR as a solution for a large North America wide advertising campaign. Currently there is a push to keep any AR to the pc only level. I strongly feel that portable devices be they iPhone, Android or Nokia or anything else are the real way of the future of AR. I want to get this campaign on that road but I need some ammo.

    That said. Is it illegal or impossible to distribute an AR app that is not accepted in the store…or that would be using the above (I’m assuming hacked) API? If not how would one distribute it? Could it be done via a microsite?

    Also, there is a lot of very, very good work above and I would like very much to talk to anyone who is experimenting with fiducial marking beyond the basic black and white glyphs…image based is ok, really intelligent recognition without markers or images (as in the activevision example) is outstanding.

    I’ll just put it out there. If you are interested in talking directly please email me as a developer, company, if you have more examples or you just want to talk about the subject post here or please email me at:

    john at loerchner.com

    Also, I’ve started a facebook protest group just now. So join in!

    http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=105162007611

    cheers!
62. Joe Tech » Bookmark Friday - 07.10.2009, on July 10, 2009 at 3:51 pm said:

    […] A plea to Apple – Augmented reality on mobile devices is an inevitable next step. Unfortunately, Apple isn’t letting us have it on our iPhones. C’mon Apple. You finally gave us video late in the game. Now catch up and give us AU. […]
63. 

    Lorenzo Malaguti, on July 12, 2009 at 10:33 am said:

    We need AR possibility.
    There are a lot of utility, games, photo and video application that can be made, a lot of potential in iphone developers. Apple, release some api NOW.
64. Small Appearance in the Deseret News | Zach Holmquist, on July 12, 2009 at 11:43 am said:

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65. Augmented reality on the iPhone delayed, but hardly prevented | Think Artificial, on July 13, 2009 at 12:42 pm said:

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66. 

    brian, on July 13, 2009 at 2:15 pm said:

    To be frank, I’ve just now heard of AR. Choppy user experience aside, I think if more people (read: consumers) knew this technology was on the brink of being available, you’d have a huge push at Apple to make this available. Copy and paste in the 3.0 iPhone OS exists because of user demand.

    Keep it up – this is one of the biggest innovations I’ve seen in quite a while.
67. Augmented Reality Roundup (some of the exciting stuff from the last few months) « Augmentation, on July 14, 2009 at 12:05 pm said:

    […] blog (the definitive AR blog, in my opinion and in those of many others), has written a beseeching Open Letter to Apple, gathering the signatures of almost all of the major players in the […]
68. 

    CK of AZ, on July 14, 2009 at 12:20 pm said:

    Here, Here…

    My iphone contract is about to expire and Ive been looking at the andriod, but AR app’s is something that will keep me married to the forbidden fruit.
69. 

    Anonymous, on July 14, 2009 at 5:15 pm said:

    It appears with the latest OS 3.1 beta 2, that AR may be a public API after all :)
70. 

    Has Augmented Reality Arrived to the iPhone ? « Games Alfresco, on July 14, 2009 at 6:10 pm said:

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72. 

    MacTeo, on July 15, 2009 at 2:59 am said:

    In 3.1b2 have been published few useful APIs.

    We still don’t have access to the video stream, essential to find markers on the screen and locate virtual objects.

    Apple is on the right way, but it’s not enught.
73. mobileTicker » Kuck mal, wer da twittert!, on July 16, 2009 at 4:42 am said:

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74. You're Not a Sci-Fi Nerd Anymore... | Snowcrashing, on July 19, 2009 at 7:35 am said:

    […] Unfortunately you can not get this app on your iPhones or in the US. Apple resistance to making its live video feed API public, has hindered the roll-out of Layar and many similar AR apps on the mainstream iPhone platform. A few companies have  protested and signed a petition. […]
75. TwittARound – Twitter visualized in AR | Augmentify, on July 20, 2009 at 2:34 pm said:

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