Faster and lighter

We were out for some time (a lot of work on the college) but that's over! We are re-implementing TDesktop from C# to C++. At the moment the prototype is A LOT faster and more compatible. Expect great things comming!

It may be important!

I've just readed about a technology to encode text into codeimages, it can be another kind to introduce text on TDesktop.

example:



by the time, it's used on mobile phones to introduce url's or id cards from paper cards or newspapers, here the link to test it [kaywa]

First TDesktop Iterarion has finished!!

Hi, we have finished our first iteration of TDesktop, that iteration was focused to our final degree project at UPF.
We will begin the second iteration soon and finally open this project to the people, now we need some good advises to route to the well wall, who want to collaborate with us?

Linked from Barrapunto

We've been linked from barrapunto. Due to this our videos have a lot of views.
Thanks a lot!

more videos

New videos on youtube

The date of the speech in the college is coming and we have collected some media to demonstrate the power of TDesktop (our final rate depends of it).

For now we have updated a TPlayer review:

TAplics Screenshots

TAplics are the tangible applications that TDesktop can run.
At the moment theme are:

• Turtan: A tangible programming Language.
• KeyManager: An input text utility.
• Tclock: A Tangible and scalable clock.
• TPhoto: The Image browser for TDesktop.
• TPlayer: An Ogg player.
• TWriter: Plain Text editor for TDesktop.

You can view The screen shots here:

Turtan

Turtan is a tangible programming language based in a subset of Logo that runs on TDesktop. It's easy to learn it's syntax: everything is visual, and the feedback of an update or an insert is in real time.
The aim of this project is to try to explain how powerful can be the tangible metaphor at hci (human computer interaction).

You can find the video here:

TDesktop is alive...

Yes! It exists and it works!
Very soon we will publish a full review of this very early version of TDesktop...