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http://itunes.apple.com/fr/app/cluny-vision/id462241815?mt=8

Cluny-vision de [?] : téléchargez Cluny-vision dans l’App Store d’iTunes

Description La visite géolocalisée du bourg monastique de Cluny en Saône et Loire permet de découvrir les richesses de son architecture et de mieux comprendre comment la ville s’est développée dès le Xème siècle en lien étroit avec l'abbaye et a connu une grande prospérité à l’époque romane. En vous approchant de l’un des 10 points d’intérêts remarquables, vous pourrez consulter des textes, des gravures et des schémas ou encore des photos anciennes. Des images inédites complètent la visite : l’église abbatiale Cluny III est restituée dans des vues panoramiques à 360°, permettant ainsi de saisir l'ampleur de l'édifice dont il ne subsiste aujourd'hui que 10%. Cette application a été réalisée par l'équipe Gunzo de l'école d'ingénieurs Arts et Métiers ParisTech à Cluny, en partenariat avec le Centre d'Etudes Clunisiennes, l’Office de Tourisme de Cluny et du Clunisois et la Mairie de Cluny.

La temporalité s'invite dans les communications mobiles | L'Atelier: Disruptive innovation

Les applications mobiles intègrent quasiment en standard la localisation et le réseau social de l'utilisateur. Une nouvelle dimension pourrait bientôt s'incruster : le temps. SoLoMo, pour service mobile social et local. C'était la thématique choisie par Loic Le Meur pour Le Web 2011. http://www.atelier.net/trends/chronicles/temporalite-sinvite-communications-mobiles
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WhatWasThere

If you're at a location where a historic photo was taken, enlarge the photo to use your camera and the on screen fader to transition between past and present. Launch the Info screen for more details about the photograph. The iPhone app is free with many enhancements coming soon. Please contact us with any questions, issues or suggestions at feedback@whatwasthere.com . We want to hear from you! http://www.whatwasthere.com/iphone/default.aspx
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cleveland-historical/id401222855?mt=8

Cleveland Historical

Developed by the Center for Public History + Digital Humanities at Cleveland State University, Cleveland Historical is a mobile application that provides an interpretive view of the region's history. Find interesting people, places and events in Cleveland history, and even take curated historical tours of the city. Each point on the interactive GPS-enabled map includes historical information about the site along with historic images from Cleveland's top archival institutions. Many sites also include audio clips and short documentary videos based on the more than 500 oral history interviews from CSU's Cleveland Regional Oral History collection.

Billion Graves

This specialized camera app helps contributors easily capture photos of the headstones in any cemetery and upload them to the BillionGraves.com database. The app constantly updates the photo location data while you are moving from grave marker to marker. The result is that each image includes specific location data which shows where each grave is located. Think about it: If I map my local cemeteries, perhaps someone will do the cemeteries in another part of the world. With that attitude, we will have all of the available cemetery content mapped and available for all to share. Once the photos are published online, fellow family historians and genealogists can help transcribe the information from the headstones, making it easy to search. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/billion-graves/id437939495?mt=8

Londonium

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/streetmuseum-londinium/id449426452?mt=8 Description Following on from the success of our Streetmuseum™ app, the Museum of London has joined forces with TV channel HISTORY™ to develop an advanced version for Roman London, with new and improved functionality. The new app directs users to locations from Roman London where you can ‘excavate’ finds, using your fingers to dig and gradually reveal ancient artefacts where they were originally found. iPhone users can remove dirt by blowing into their microphone.