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Apple was doing 3D panoramas in 1993. It really isn't that impressive.

• drivebyacct2 14y ago
  Oh give me a break. Microsoft was doing tablets in 1999. It really isn't that impressive. Hell, that's a better argument because those tablets were actually usable. It's not like Apple had a consumer product at that time that did that. You do realize I'm talking about taking the panoramas, not just displaying them in Quicktime, right?
  • czhiddy 14y ago
    Welcome to 2008? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynth http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photosynth
    • drivebyacct2 14y ago
      Which is again not consumer based hand-held 360 degree panoramas? And jesus, we're talking about the experience of having it a phone. How far do we have to stretch this to try to discount ONE feature added to 4.2? If we want to play this game, I remember my dad finding some trial-ware when I was a kid and we took a few photos and were able to stitch them, I had to have been in middle school. yikes, 8-10 years ago, anyway, my point wasn't that it's the first time a real human being has been able to take two photos and stick them together.
      • czhiddy 14y ago
        It's not? Have you even tried the app? I've been stitching together 360 degree panoramas with it since 2009ish.