[ad_1]
7:59 p.m.
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Books – Assem Al-Ansari:
Google Google is testing a new feature in the Google Maps app, allowing you to view the trends of a virtual image with the help of your phone's camera.
According to ExtremeTec, the company has tested its new augmented reality feature, on an experimental basis, on a limited number of users.
Some Google developers have used a blue line on the path taken by the user on the screen of his phone, while others have placed the pizza delivery agent at the ### ### ############################################################################## 39, inside the screen in front of the user on his screen.
The developers then found that users were over-viewing their phone during their trip, which would be dangerous for them.
A group of developers came up with the idea of showing giant blue arrows to guide users all the time, but if they kept looking at their phones for a long time.
The application interface returns to the traditional two-dimensional, flat-screen format, when the user leaves the eye map on the screen of his phone. If he lifts his phone in front of his face, he appears in the augmented reality environment, which shows signs of the real reality.
Source link
