I think that in the long run that’s going to put them ahead of companies focusing on AR solely from a mobile point of view, although it may not get them as much immediate press – although getting in on the mobile scene with junaio is definitely a smart bid.

Also, I was told “meh-TAY-o” when I interviewed someone from the company for an article.

thanks for joining the junaio community and covering your latest results in creative authoring. Now, I am very interested in learning more about the “bugs” you found. Maybe you have used the beta version, where several bug-fixes have been made untill now. Or have you found some new ones? Or dou you mean by bugs, some effects of the gps visualization for example when the signal is not too accurate? Just let me know, and we will try to answer these questions…

One question I can answer right now: one of our major concerns from the beginning was visual spam, trolls and politically not correct user generated augmented reality scenes. We use some measures like image nudity filters or word checkers, but of course we can´t (and do not want) control completely, what is happening in the junaio world. But I think this is a challenge, almost any service in this domain is facing. We are doing our best to keep it balanced. Because we will not censor junaio in any way – and we do not want “to kiss the fun factor good bye” as you say. We hope to walk the thin line successfully.

I would love to keep in touch.

Best regards,

Jan

P.S.: I will not react on polemic comments about our company name. Discussions about taste do not bring us any further. By the way: you can pronounce it like you want. We are not pretentious!

metaio – they take all the vowels, and forgot “u” and smash them into a word — moronic!

imo ..most people are sick of all these names like

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