Apple’s 2002 iMac G4 comes back from the dead with M1 chip
Digital Trends
MARCH 10, 2022
The 2002 all-in-one Apple iMac G4 was just modded and brought back to life with an M1 chip and all-new hardware. Spoiler alert: It actually works.
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Gizmodo's Wackiest Gadgets of 2002
GizModo VR
AUGUST 1, 2022
Gizmodo is 20 years old! To celebrate the anniversary, we’re looking back at some of the most significant ways our lives have been thrown for a loop by our digital tools. Read more.
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EDITORIAL: Reports of the Apple Vision Pro’s Death Have Been Greatly Exaggerated—And We Need to Compare Apples to Apples (Pun Intended)
Ryan Schultz
APRIL 28, 2024
Many people are already talking about the death of the Apple Vision Pro…what’s the real story? This report ignited no shortage of opinions on the matter, both pro and con, with some even going so far as to say that the Apple Vision Pro was “dead.” And the Apple Vision Pro memes were in abundance.
VR Developer Schell Games Donates $20K To Charities
VRScout
OCTOBER 12, 2022
Jesse Schell founded Schell Games in Pittsburgh in 2002. Some of their clients include companies such as Microsoft, Google, Apple, The Walt Disney Company, The National Institute of Health , and Yale. The company has since grown to employ over 135 individuals and has created hundreds of amazing games.
Where Are We in AR’s Lifecycle?
AR Insider
DECEMBER 25, 2019
2002, A Spatial Analogy. But then around 2002, things moved slowly towards measured progress, and the rise of tech giants like Google, Facebook, and the web 2.0 Apple , Google , Facebook and Microsoft are all on that list. Apple is already conditioning this use case (AirPods & Watch), as is Snap (Spectacles).
ARKit Recreation of ‘The Ring’ Iconic TV Scene Foretells AR’s Inevitable Weirdness
Road to VR
FEBRUARY 23, 2018
In the meantime, we can get a little sneak peek into that weirdness yet to come with Abhishek Singh’s latest ARKit project that recreated the iconic scene from The Ring (2002).
AR Brings Iconic Scene From ‘The Ring’ To Your Living Room
VRScout
FEBRUARY 28, 2018
Remember that famous scene from Gore Verbinski’s bone-chilling 2002 horror film The Ring ? Developed by Abhishek Singh, the frightening experience uses Apple’s ARKit platform to detect the virtual surface of the television and then project a 3D animation of the evil Tabitha clawing her way out of the screen. “It
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