The Daily Telegraph has this article about magician Marco Tempest's iPod app. He uses technology to create illusions, and discusses how deception in art can lead to truth. While the article refers to iPhones, Mr. Tempest actually refers to iPods.
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I saw a similar video, its amazing what these guys can do, theres also one with some guy doing similar tricks with a Samsung Galaxy.
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