Sentence examples for lens app from inspiring English sources
In May, it bought Quest Visual, which makes the clever Word Lens app.
Nokia's City Lens app managed this UI in a nice way back in 2012.
Acknowledging the point, Nokia's chief executive, Stephen Elop, has stressed that mapping services such as its City Lens app - which overlays information about nearby points of interest, shops and restaurants over a view captured by a phone's camera - will remain exclusive to its own devices.
Nokia Maps and the new City Lens app, which uses augmented reality to show nearby restaurants or points of interest on the display of your Lumia, will also be included on the new mid-range handset.
It also added Chinese to its Word Lens app, allowing users to take a photo of text and see a translation overlaid on top of the image.
I have now demoed Glass to 38 people, got an Nexus 4 for my Glass to "always be connected" and use the MyGlass app to screencast what I am seeing on Glass to others because I got tired of asking: "Is it recording?!" My favorite new feature to demo is the Word Lens app better known as the "OK Glass, Translate" this function.
Through this lens, apps like Grindr which some say fail to adequately address the concerns of its marginalized users appear to fall on the "laissez faire" end of the spectrum.
There are other lenses apps in the Windows Phone store; doubtless more will follow (though no Instagram yet, filter fans).
To get around attempts to spoof the authentication process — i.e. by holding up a static photo to the lens — the app requires the user to blink to confirm it's really their face in shot.
Google is currently talking to the US Food and Drugs Administration, which regulates drugs and medical applications, about selling it as a medical device, and seeking partners among medical experts to bring a smart contact lens and apps to market.
With a growing user base and these social features, our vision of a lens-like app that reveals interesting things around you is becoming more and more real each day," she continues.
