iPhone media player: Use physical objects to control media playback
Filed in archive Implementation , Information About on April 15, 2009
With RFID technology around people are using it in the best possible manner and this can be judged from this very cool implementation out here. A prototype of an iPhone media player has been created which uses physical objects for controlling media playback.
You can experience several iPhone interactions when it comes within the range of physical objects embedded with wireless tags, all thanks to the RFID technology.
In the video what you can see is a simple media player prototype which leads to playback of content when it comes within the range of the tags. The iPhone comes with an RFID or NFC reader and when it is within the range of objects embedded with RFID tags you could experience the media player work.
It may sound a very simple implementation of RFID but is pretty interesting if you take a look at it. At some point in the future, I'm sure we will see all mobile phones with this technology included.
Tags: iPhone Media Player Prototype RFID Technology Object Based Media rfid media+player
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(05/14/09 1:29am)
Fairness is irrelevant. What matters is what the consumer is willing to bear. As long as the price is something the consumer is willing to pay it will stay where it is. If it’s to high Apple will know fairly quickly as folks will stop buying new and hang on to what they have.
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