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Views - Google Maps Maps community, With the Views website now offline, today marks the beginning of an exciting new adventure for those who enjoy sharing great, geotagged imagery. Effective today, you’re now gaining:• More exposure for your new Maps profile (see “Contributions” from the maps.google.com side menu)• More exposure for all photo spheres you associate with Maps listings• Better integration with the rest of Google Maps In the very near term, we’ll also be:• Displaying the total number of published images in your account• Showing your total view count• Adding more ways to publish and geotag images And of course, we are working to deliver you additional useful tools in the near and longer term.
Creating Outstanding Experiences for Digital Natives Digital Natives are people who have grown up using technology from early childhood. Their mother tongue is the digital language of computers, video games, and the Internet. These young people, usually between 15 and 25 years old, differ from Digital Immigrants (those born before 1985) in their perceptions of interactive products and the way they behave when using them. Their heavy use of interactive products makes them experienced and skilled users, but on balance the question arises: are Digital Natives as tech-savvy as they’ve been portrayed?
Click the black background and switch on their reality - politiken.dk Foto 28. Feb 2017 kl. 08.07 2016 was the Year of the Child Refugees. Bare feet on cold roads. Google Flu Trends Skip to content Thank you for stopping by. Google Flu Trends and Google Dengue Trends are no longer publishing current estimates of Flu and Dengue fever based on search patterns. The historic estimates produced by Google Flu Trends and Google Dengue Trends are available below. It is still early days for nowcasting and similar tools for understanding the spread of diseases like flu and dengue – we're excited to see what comes next. Academic research groups interested in working with us should fill out this form.
I Love You, Spotify … Now Change: A web app review in the form of a guerrilla usability test I’m a big indie music fan and Spotify provides my daily soundtrack. I use it happily all the time, but, as with any great product, there’s still room for improvement. As a quick usability test revealed, people run into critical issues using some Spotify features. Austin Music Map Le tactile et le gestuel sont enfin réunis avec HaptoMime ! Hello ! La tendance des interfaces tactiles n’est pas terminée que déjà, nous voyons pointer du bout de son nez un mélange entre les interfaces « gestuelles » (dans l’air, sans forcément avoir de support physique de contact ou d’objet) et le tactile. Yasuaki Monnai et son équipe de l’Université de Tokyo ont créé un écran virtuel que vous pouvez sentir. Appelé « HaptoMime », il utilise des surfaces réfléchissantes pour créer un affichage holographique. « C’est comme toucher un clavier en jouet » dit Monnai. « Il vous suffit de déplacer votre main libre sur l’image flottante. ». La technique est relativement simple puisqu’elle fait appel à un capteur infrarouge qui détecte quand une personne essaie de l’interface toucher et des vibrations ultrasoniques sont envoyées sur le bout des doigts, donnant l’impression d’un contact physique.