Tagging a picture with “Beebom” text (Left), viewing it through WallaMe, by pointing the camera at the wall(Right) It’s a fun way to share hidden messages, and could be a lot of fun if there are a lot of users around your area. Whenever someone with WallaMe, points their phone at that wall, they will be able to see the message. For example, I could take a picture of the wall on my right, here at Beebom and write a message on it, virtually.
Instead, they can point their phones at the object, to reveal the hidden message.
Only, WallaMe does not “send” the image to the other users. That sounds pretty normal, right? It does. This can then be shared with the public, or with specific people. It allows users to take pictures of walls or any objects, for that matter, and sketch or type a message on the picture. Inkhunter can superimpose any image onto any surface, so you can use it to check what your decal would look like before you even buy it. Remember how I said that the app could be used for a lot of different applications? Here’s one: You are deciding on getting a decal for your laptop, but you aren’t sure whether it will really look as good as you think it would enter Inkhunter. This is a great idea, in my opinion, as it reduces the risk related with getting tattooed. Using the app is very simple, and the app walks the user through it on first launch. Inkhunter was developed as a way for people who wanted to get a tattoo, to see what exactly it will look like on them, before getting inked. Inkhunter is one of those AR apps with a very specific user base but it can be used for a lot of different applications. Consider this a revenge on those pestilential pests that annoy us ever so often.ĭownload Bugs Mayhem from the iTunes Store. This game fills your surroundings with bugs that you can shoot with a variety of guns, but you need to be careful to not shoot butterflies, accidentally.
Bugs Mayhem is one of those games that do not have any storyline or objectives, but are still good to kill a lot of time when you’re bored.
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