Pokemon Go: Pros & Cons This generation has become effortless when it comes to communication. Along in years, old folks used letters to associate with their love ones. Nowadays, Social media and technologies are taking over the world. Everyone uses Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc. to communicate their families, relatives and friends. Pokemon Go is one of the newest sociable and popular US mobile game ever. It was initially released in selected countries in July 2016. There are more than 21 million
remembered there was a time when “go home and play Nintendo” was a vernacular amongst kids in America. Since its inception in the 1970s, Nintendo has become the generic name for a game console with its easy control, simple plots, and beloved game characters from Pikachu to Mario to Link. And in the last decade, people who had never played games before jumped out of their sofas and threw their arms around to play baseball and bowling on their Wii consoles, proving Nintendo games didn 't hinder kids from their
Debate on Whether Pokémon GO Brings People Into the Real World Pokémon GO, an augmented reality digital game released in July this year, became popular among young people because it overlays the real world with itself. In order to catch Pokémons, players have to go outside their house and explore the streets and parks. Due to that, many young people spend time outdoors and talk to other players about catching Pokémons. For the room for debate section, the New York Times holds a discussion on “Does
a dream for many kids with the card game, tv show and video game in the world of Pokemon. Now with Pokemon Go, anyone can join that world for free (Hook). Pokemon Go is an app for smartphones that uses GPS to allow people to go outside and find their own pokemon. No longer are people sitting on a couch inside staring at a screen, dreaming of a different world. Now they can go outside, get some exercise and feel all the excitement and anxiety of a real pokemon trainer. The popularity of the app was
mph which is pretty slow for a personal transportation machine. ii. Driverless Cars: A driverless car is a car which requires no human input while moving. The only human interaction it has is feeding the location where the occupants of the car wish to go. It senses the external factors and navigates through the roads with the help of GPS and sensors. The first autonomous car was proposed by Carnegie Melon University Navlab and ALV project in the year 1984. Subsequently, this idea has been implemented
easygoing. Whats going on? It 's called Pokemon GO, a mobile game based off Nintendo 's Pokémon - and has turned out to be huge cultural phenomenon. The game uses the GPS on your mobile device to track and capture Pokémon located at various locations around the world. One of the unique features of the game is that a Pokémon can be caught while using Augmented reality (AR) - you can catch a Pokémon while looking at the real world location of the Pokémon. While Pokémon has been around since the 90s it has
Pokemon Go Pullover Video games! Video games are stress relievers for many people. They take people away from reality and into a world where they can do anything that they can not do in the real world. Video games copy the real world, and people enjoy the virtual reality where they are important and not just some nobody who does nothing but live a boring life. Video games are a virtual escape, sort of like a vacation without a worry in the world. It was the same for me too. I would always
The Innovation of Augmented Reality INTRODUCTION In recent years, as the field of Electrical and Electronic Engineering developed rapidly, many new technologies and inventions emerged gradually. Among these new technologies, Augmented Reality (AR) has become a popular technique that is considered to have a large potential for the future. This paper will indicate the definition of AR and give a brief introduction of its developing history. It will mainly focus on introducing some different applications
lifestyle As the innovation of technology advances, technological gadgets seem to be more available and literally at our footsteps. For example, back in the 1960s, most people seeking to play video games were required to commute to the arcade. Since the release of the Magnavox Odyssey in 1972, the first home video game console, companies such as Magnavox, Microsoft and Sony have made video gaming available to play in our own living rooms, bedrooms, and even portable to take outside – all of which can distract
billion at their partner restaurants(OpenTable). Another prime example of successful app that uses Google Maps is Pokemon Go. This sensational game made by Niantic, Nintendo, and Google got worldwide attention because it provided an augmented reality for users to catch Pokemon. In one month, Pokémon Go accumulated 200 million dollars on Google Play and the App Store, beating top earning games like Candy Crush and Clash Royale (Kharpal). In comparison, Clash Royale only earned less than $125 million in