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Our prototype for a digital, wearable fashion accessory platform was presented today at the DLD conference in Munich. It runs on the iPhone and was built together with Ramon Thiago.
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Based in San-Francisco, 3D3R Software studios provides consulting, rapid-prototyping and outsourcing with high-end standards to the software industry.

We deal with Web, Mobile, Clients, Gaming, Computer Graphics and a bunch of other areas. One of our biggest added values is the end-to-end service we provide, being able to start with ideas and finish with the delivery of fully integrated products/services.

We invest significant time and material in the development of new technologies and products. We pride ourselves on our clients, our high quality of service and personal touch.

Some of our recent projects include:

 CurrentTV News iGoogle Gadget

Current News is an up-to-the-second view of what people are interested in from around web.
Users of Current.com submit content from elsewhere on the web, upload photos and video, vote on what’s hot, and create smart dialog around it all.

Face.com Photo Finder

Photo Finder uses state-of-the-art face recognition technology to detect, recognize and auto-tag the faces of you and your friends.
It does so by scanning all of your social networks’ albums and photos.

Yahoo del.icio.us Windows Desktop toolset

For the first time our Internet Explorer users will enjoy most of the best features of del.icio.us’s new Firefox extension. We’re very excited about this release, as we have many users who use Internet Explorer as their primary browser. Features include:

  • Near instantaneous searching with very large accounts (over 10K bookmarks)
  • Full del.icio.us sidebar and toolbar implementation with bookmark sync and typedown search
  • Toolbar indicators for new network activity and links for you
  • Works on IE6, IE7, and IE8 beta on both XP and Vista

SuperTagger

SuperTagger allows you to tag anyone and anything in a photo. Why not tag places? Or objects? Empowering users to tag whatever they feel like opens up a world of possibilities:

When tagging places, the application could mashup with maps, when tagging objects, the application could Mashup with e-commerce, and the possibilities are endless.