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Sam Smith's queer awakening
Sam Smith's queer awakening
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Guy Sebastian on grief, break-ups and the dangers of politics.
Guy Sebastian on grief, break-ups and the dangers of politics.

Guy Sebastian sat down with Marc Fennell to talk about grieving a band member, management break-ups, and the criticism that comes with being stood near any politician.

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Tiny painted rocks changed this man's life
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Michael Parkinson was told he'd never be on TV
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proving ground: seene

April 01, 2014 in SBS, Technology Reports, The Feed

Selfies. footstagrams. babygrams. drinkstargams. They are the lifeblood of the social web. But now you can exponentially enhance your narcissism with a third dimension.

Seene is an app that wants to bring the third dimenson to your phone. Quite simply it lets you take photos in 3d.

The technology itself has been around for a very long time but they’re using the motion senseors inside the phone to help you map a shape.

You select the subject and rotate around it. Then Seene maps it into a 3d shape. It doesn't always work and when it doesnt you just get the stuff of childhood nightmares.

But the cool part is that that you can use the images Seene creates on any platform - mobile or desktop.

Just last week Seene was even named the UK’s most innovative mobile company by the Smart UK project.

Tags: seeene, seene, 3d, proving ground, marc fennell, review, technology, app
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