Unlimited Realities is proud to announce it was selected by leading processor design company AMD to be on stage to help launch AMD’s  next-generation PC processor, the AMD A-Series Accelerated Processing Unit (APU).  The launch event today (US time) was part of the wider AMD Fusion Developer Summit.   Read the full press release here: Unlimited Realities Showcased at AMD Product Launch.

Unlimited Realities executives David Brebner and Ben Wilde will both be speaking at the UX-11 forum in Wellington, New Zealand, on June 23rd.   The event will feature keynotes by Alex McDowell, Tim Train and Jeff Okun, all undisputed leaders in their respective fields.  The event is part of the MSI Innovation Series put on by the Ministry of Science and Innovation and more information can be found here.

Unlimited Realities Founder and CTO, David Brebner, will be speaking at the AMD Fusion Developer Summit which is taking place June 13-16th in Seattle, Washington. David will be talking about his teams experiences in creating Cinematic and Gestural applications using the AMD Fusion APU family of integrated graphics and CPUs. We’ll endeavor to post some photos, slides etc. after the event.

Back in February we  put together this video for the CeBIT conference in Hanover showing off some of our 3D Touch UI capabilities  on a prototype Acer Windows Tablet sporting a AMD Fusion APU.   You will see more of our  3D Touch UI capabilities starting in June with a sneak peak of our new Fingertapps applications suite, the full suite which are due in September 2011.

Update; the very cool Iconica tab is now available.

Following on from the launch of the photo and instruments apps, the first releases in our Fingertapps beta program, we are excited to announce the launch of the next bunch of apps for Win7 based touch devices: ‘Dodge’, ‘Bug Garden’ and ‘Drumzone’ games, and are all available to download free from fingertapps.com. The response we are having to our first two apps is fantastic, in terms of downloads and customer feedback. Hearing about your experiences is invaluable, and based on them we are making some upgrades and improvements. We look forward to hearing what you think about the new ones. And the kids too – if you have any – so give them a turn and see what they say.