It’s official, the rumored Delta Emulator has been released on Apple’s App Store for the iPhone, and it supports NES, SNES, and N64 games. Not only does it support third party Bluetooth controllers, but there are custom on-screen buttons that change with the system if you want to get a game (or two) in while on-the-go.
To those on the ground, the ISS passing overheard appears as a bright point of light moving briskly across the sky. NASA’s Spot the Station app will help stargazers easily locate this bright point of light using a combination of augmented reality and options for capturing videos of the sightings in real-time.
Threads by Instagram images first leaked back in May, but now, it’s officially launching in the US on July 6th to take on rival Twitter. The app is described as a way for communities come together to discuss everything from the topics you care about today to what will be trending tomorrow, and most importantly for some, your Instagram username can be kept the same without having to register again.
Worried about accidentally buying fake AirPods? There’s now an app to for that, and it’s called FeaturePrint by Alitheon. Using just a photo, the Optical AI software observes and converts the minute surface details into a unique mathematical identity, whether it be gears, jewelry or even circuit boards.
OpenAI has just released the official ChatGPT app for iOS devices and there are several features that make it worth downloading. For starters, the app is completely free to use and automatically syncs your conversation history across devices, Whisper, OpenAI’s open-source speech-recognition system, is also integrated to enable voice input.
You could climb El Capitan in virtual reality, or use the new Wist app to interact with real memories. Simply download the app (currently in beta), record a video, and then watch it be turned into a 3D memory that can be interacted with using a virtual reality headset such as the Meta Quest 2. Think of this as Black Mirror’s The Entire History of You episode brought to life.
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You’ve seen how historical figures would look today, now use MyHertiage’s AI Time Machine app to see how you’d look through different eras. To get started, just upload 10-25 photos of the same individual taken in a variety of settings and poses to have these cast as a protagonist in dozens of predefined themes set in different historical eras.
University of Washington researchers have developed an underwater messaging app that works on existing smartphones and smartwatches. This software utilizes the audio sensors (microphones, speakers, etc.) to enable acoustic underwater communication between these mobile devices.
The Google Pixel Arena NBA app essentially a virtual space that follows live in-game action to immerse you in the 2022 Playoffs. Fans will be able to access this experience during halftime or between games directly from the official NBA app. Once inside, simply choose a game to enter and enjoy a 3D virtual arena that utilizes your smartphone’s gyroscope for navigation. Create a custom avatar and then outfit it with accessories as well as gear from all of your favorite teams. Read more for additional information.
Yes, there’s an iOS app that can actually blow out candles, and it’s not just a gimmick. Called Blower, this piece of software makes use of your iPhone / iPad / iPod speaker hardware to modulate the air around the grille. Simply put, when the speaker cone inside of an iPhone moves out, it pushes a little bit of air out.