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Matt Raymond, the Library of Congress's former communications director, used original Civil War negatives to create 3D images for an iPad app. Twenty-four of the pictures will be with the first incarnation of the app with more possibly on the way. The app will cost you $1.99 or you could just hop on over to the LoC where the 3D images have been donated.
This is cool and all, but I want some true to life 4D rocking my mobile, you know? I want what Harry Potter has and I am not talking Ginny Weasley. When my newspapers, books and magazines feature people dancing for my amusement without me having to click on a play button, I will be happy. And do not try to tell me about GIFs either. They do not count until they stop repeating themselves like a YouTube video with Tourrette's Syndrome. Until then, my iPhone will keep doing the same things it always does: playing Angry Birds, dropping calls, and taking blurry photos.
Daily Mail