Download ReCall APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0 |
| Update | 7 years ago |
| Size | 492.21 KB (504,028 bytes) |
| Developer | Stuart Westgate |
| Category | Apps, Education |
| Package Name | uk.co.stuartwestgate.recall |
| OS | 2.1 and up |
ReCall APPLICATION description
IMPORTANT NOTE
ReCall is a work in progress for a final year project at Plymouth University's Digital Art & Technology course.
Updates will be made to the project as I attempt to get it working better than it is at present.
At the moment it is very buggy and only on Google Play, so that I can have it viewed and marked.
ReCall Abstract
Recall is a user interface that gives people the ability to explore connections between themselves and
people around them. Users can upload media and data such as photos and videos, which are also synced with
text messages, call logs and social activities. This data can be queried, based on date, time or venue by
its users, to produce a visualisation that merges a user’s data with other users that were within a
certain radius of that user’s location. The aim is to produce a media rich, first person, visualisation
that strays from the standardised methods of viewing events by broadcasting companies of today.
ReCall is a work in progress for a final year project at Plymouth University's Digital Art & Technology course.
Updates will be made to the project as I attempt to get it working better than it is at present.
At the moment it is very buggy and only on Google Play, so that I can have it viewed and marked.
ReCall Abstract
Recall is a user interface that gives people the ability to explore connections between themselves and
people around them. Users can upload media and data such as photos and videos, which are also synced with
text messages, call logs and social activities. This data can be queried, based on date, time or venue by
its users, to produce a visualisation that merges a user’s data with other users that were within a
certain radius of that user’s location. The aim is to produce a media rich, first person, visualisation
that strays from the standardised methods of viewing events by broadcasting companies of today.
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