Download Transparent Machine Wallpaper APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.2 |
| Update | 8 years ago |
| Size | 12.18 MB (12,767,181 bytes) |
| Developer | Javier Abrego |
| Category | Apps, Entertainment |
| Package Name | gs.bigdata.trasnparentmachine |
| OS | 2.3 and up |
Transparent Machine Wallpaper APPLICATION description
Transparent Machine is an animated live wallpaper based in a VJ loop title moar created by beeple. The app is fully functional though it's initialized in demo mode, if you want you can buy an upgrade that removes the ads.
Some topics relevants to this application are:
- VJ DJ loop
- Live wallpaper
- beeple
- Animated wallpaper
- screen saver
Technology
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Cybernetic revolt or robot uprising is a scenario in which an artificial intelligence (either a single supercomputer, a computer network, or sometimes a "race" of intelligent machines) decide that humans (and/or organic non-humans) are a threat (either to the machines or to themselves), are inferior, or are oppressors and try to destroy or to enslave them potentially leading to machine rule. In this fictional scenario, humans are often depicted to prevail using "human" qualities, for example using emotions, illogic, inefficiency, duplicity, unpredictability, or exploiting the supposedly rigid, rules-based thinking and lack of innovation of the computer's black/white mind.
Technology in science fiction examines the possibilities and implications of new technologies. Authors have taken, or created, new innovations and technologies, and elaborated on what they might be and how they might be used. This exchange goes in both directions - sometimes the technology appears first in science fiction, then becomes reality (such as space travel) and other times the real technology comes first, and science fiction authors speculate about how it might be used, and how it might affect the human condition. Likewise, the accuracy of the technology portrayed spans a wide range - sometimes it is existing technology, sometimes it is a physically realistic portrayal of a far-out technology, and sometimes it is simply a plot device that looks scientific, but has no basis in science. Examples drawn from space travel in science fiction include:
Realistic case: Space suits. These are almost always based on existing suits, or near-term extrapolation of their capabilities.
Extrapolation: Travel within the solar system. While we cannot do this today, it violates no physical principles.
Plot device: faster-than-light drive. It is unsupported by physics as we know it, but needed for galaxy-wide plots with human lifespans.
Some topics relevants to this application are:
- VJ DJ loop
- Live wallpaper
- beeple
- Animated wallpaper
- screen saver
Technology
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Cybernetic revolt or robot uprising is a scenario in which an artificial intelligence (either a single supercomputer, a computer network, or sometimes a "race" of intelligent machines) decide that humans (and/or organic non-humans) are a threat (either to the machines or to themselves), are inferior, or are oppressors and try to destroy or to enslave them potentially leading to machine rule. In this fictional scenario, humans are often depicted to prevail using "human" qualities, for example using emotions, illogic, inefficiency, duplicity, unpredictability, or exploiting the supposedly rigid, rules-based thinking and lack of innovation of the computer's black/white mind.
Technology in science fiction examines the possibilities and implications of new technologies. Authors have taken, or created, new innovations and technologies, and elaborated on what they might be and how they might be used. This exchange goes in both directions - sometimes the technology appears first in science fiction, then becomes reality (such as space travel) and other times the real technology comes first, and science fiction authors speculate about how it might be used, and how it might affect the human condition. Likewise, the accuracy of the technology portrayed spans a wide range - sometimes it is existing technology, sometimes it is a physically realistic portrayal of a far-out technology, and sometimes it is simply a plot device that looks scientific, but has no basis in science. Examples drawn from space travel in science fiction include:
Realistic case: Space suits. These are almost always based on existing suits, or near-term extrapolation of their capabilities.
Extrapolation: Travel within the solar system. While we cannot do this today, it violates no physical principles.
Plot device: faster-than-light drive. It is unsupported by physics as we know it, but needed for galaxy-wide plots with human lifespans.
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