The New Yorker Releases Its First Augmented Reality Cover, Created by Artist Christoph Niemann
The New Yorker has announced its first augmented reality cover titled “On the Go“, created by artist Christoph Niemann for the magazine’s May 16, 2016 issue. The cover features the same scene from two different angles, one on the front and one on the back, and readers can use the magazine’s UNCOVR app to view an augmented reality scene by pointing their device at either the front or back cover.
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