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Posts Tagged ‘iphone’
How to add a post to a WordPress blog from an iPhone App
in this post, we show how to program an iPhone app to add a post to a Wordpress blog
SONORIA2 a noise sound toy for iPhone and iPad
Sonoria 2 “a voyage into noise” is an intense experience. it is a noise sound toy for iphone and ipad
Nuclear Anxiety featured on the italian newspaper il Sole 24 Ore
a feature on the italian newspaper il Sole 24 Ore describes Nuclear Anxiety, a global performance on the energetic future of the planet
How to make a sound toy for the iPhone using Cocos2D
this tutorial explains how to make a simple interactive sound toy for the iphone, based on the Sonoria iPhone application
Sonoria a sound toy for iPhone and iPad
SONORIA is a sound toy for iphone and ipad published on the App Store
Cross Media design scenarios: smartphones and tablets, a workshop @ ISIA Florence
a workshop for designers explaining how to imagine, design, build and market smartphone and tablet based cross media applications, including a full exampe and ideas on how to use these technologies in critical, sustainable ways
REFF RomaEuropa FakeFactory, iPad version
the REFF Book is about to be published. In the meanwhile previews start to emerge on the web of the interfaces of its mobile versions. Here are the screenshots of the iPad version
Squatting Supermarkets / iSee at La Sapienza University in Rome
FakePress, Art is Open Source and the Hub Roma, together with Università La Sapienza, Rome, and Università Tor Vergata, Rome, present Squatting Supermarkets / iSee, a mobile action/performance/technology creating emergent social networks for critical consumism and urban narratives. Research and project works presented.
Zones, iPhone granular synthesis at your fingertips
Art is Open Source and FakePress just released Zones, a simple harmonic granular synthesizer for the iPhone. Create relaxing soundscapes and ephemeral melodies by creating grains with your fingers. Grains interact with each other establishing a musical force field. Best heard in headphones.
