Hi Guys,
We are currently switching hosts which should lead to a faster website experience.
During this process, our emails might not be available for a while.
Have a great week
Arnon & Roy
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Hi,
Wanted to report on some progress I made connecting the Samsung Galaxy S Vibrat smartphone and a 3M MPro110 pico (pocket) projector.
It is a fairly simple process, but I couldn’t really find any schematics of the video ports on either the phone (the 3.5mm headphones jack) or the projector (3.5mm composite video-in jack). So if anyone is trying to do this, they can find the wiring schematics here.
Congratulations Roy – Again!
I would (again) like to publicly congratulate my friend Roy, who got accepted for a PhD program in
Media Arts and Sciences, at the MIT Media Lab.
I am very happy the people at MIT was able to see your great talent.
I’m sure this program will get the best out of you, and that you will have very intense, interesting and exciting time
I would like to congratulate my friend Roy, who got accepted to M.I.T in the Program in Media Arts and Sciences.
Starting this September, Roy will be spending the next two years in Boston.
I wish him all the best and luck.
I’m sure this degree will provide some interesting posts to this blog
New Theme, New Toolbar, New Year
Hi dear blog readers
We are trying out a new theme for the blog. We wanted to move out of the default and included themes of WordPress, and into something a bit different.
You will also notice a toolbar at the bottom of the page. It should help you better spread the MoreThenTechnical word! by giving more social networking tools.
So tell us what you think of it! Should we keep it, trash it, or maybe you have an idea of your own?
BTW, tomorrow is new years eve by the jewish calendar, and in Israel we are celebrating the new year (“Rosh Ha’shana”). So these changes to the blog could not have come at a better time – a time for new beginnings.
BTW 2 – I’m working on a post regarding next-generation image editing, so keep posted.
Thanks!
Roy & Arnon
As my search for the best platform to roll-out my new face detection concept continues, I decided to give ol’ Qt framework a go.
I like Qt. It’s cross-platform, a clear a nice API, straightforward, and remindes me somewhat of Apple’s Cocoa.
My intention is to get some serious face detection going on mobile devices. So that means either the iPhone, which so far did a crummy job performance-wise, or some other mobile device, preferably linux-based.
This led me to the decision to go with Qt. I believe you can get it to work on any linux-ish platform (limo, moblin, android), and since Nokia baught Trolltech – it’s gonna work on Nokia phones soon, awesome!
Lets get to the details, shall we?