Comments on: Nintendo Wii style games and apps for mobile http://wendong.ngphone.com/nintendo-wii-like-games-and-apps-from-nintendo/ Java, Android, iPhone, Windows Phone - all about smartphones Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:11:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Wendong http://wendong.ngphone.com/nintendo-wii-like-games-and-apps-from-nintendo/#comment-17378 Wendong Tue, 24 Jul 2007 17:40:54 +0000 http://ngphone.com/wendong/?p=343#comment-17378 It is based on phone camera and some motion detection algorithm. So it should be able to ported to any other handsets as long as there is decent camera API. That is my opinion. It runs on some BREW handsets very well. It is based on phone camera and some motion detection algorithm. So it should be able to ported to any other handsets as long as there is decent camera API. That is my opinion.

It runs on some BREW handsets very well.

]]> By: David http://wendong.ngphone.com/nintendo-wii-like-games-and-apps-from-nintendo/#comment-17375 David Tue, 24 Jul 2007 13:24:24 +0000 http://ngphone.com/wendong/?p=343#comment-17375 Will Gesturetek's motion recognition software be compatible with any type of handset? - i-mode Doja - WAP Java - Open OS - Windows mobile - Blackberry - ... Will Gesturetek’s motion recognition software be compatible with any type of handset?
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]]> By: Wendong http://wendong.ngphone.com/nintendo-wii-like-games-and-apps-from-nintendo/#comment-17366 Wendong Thu, 28 Jun 2007 02:03:14 +0000 http://ngphone.com/wendong/?p=343#comment-17366 Cool, thanks for the link, Frank. I read the JP8 press release before but did not notice the JSR 256 part. Cool, thanks for the link, Frank. I read the JP8 press release before but did not notice the JSR 256 part.

]]> By: Frank http://wendong.ngphone.com/nintendo-wii-like-games-and-apps-from-nintendo/#comment-17364 Frank Wed, 27 Jun 2007 13:59:40 +0000 http://ngphone.com/wendong/?p=343#comment-17364 This is quite good work by GestureTek, but SonyEricsson is now including an accelometer in their new phones (<a href="http://developer.sonyericsson.com/site/global/newsandevents/latestnews/newsjune07/p_k850_w910_newjp8phones.jsp?link_general=article-newjp8phonesk850w910" title="K850 and W910" rel="nofollow">) and a Java API (JSR 256) to access it. I would suspect this is much more accurate than the GestureTek way :) -Frank</a> This is quite good work by GestureTek, but SonyEricsson is now including an accelometer in their new phones () and a Java API (JSR 256) to access it. I would suspect this is much more accurate than the GestureTek way :)

-Frank

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