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Wednesday, December 11, 2002 |
Apple will shortly announce a new version of QuickTime 6 with support for 3GPP, according to the CNet article Apple's QuickTime phones Japan. 3GPP refers to "3rd generation Partnership Project" wireless technology that enables phones to display videos using MPEG-4. NTT DoMoCo is about to announce new phones supporting 3GPP, and thus Apple will be in the mobile device media player arena.
MacCentral also has the news item, but with a few different quotes and additional points.
Which raises the question, can VRs on small wireless devices (like a Palm) be far behind? Would we even want to try to view a VR on a cellphone?
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360 Degrees of Freedom is accepting panoramic entries for the 2002-2003 Panorama Awards up until January 11th. There are six categories, and the winner in each category receives a copy of the 360 Virtual Tour Studio - valued at US$199, and 360DoF may display entries on its website.
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