How Google's Virtual World Will Change the Real One

Google launched a "beta" 3D virtual environment platform yesterday called Lively. The product has been compared to the virtual world "Second Life," but with a difference: Lively isn't one giant world, but individual "rooms" or size-limited "spaces" that can be embedded into Web pages or even FaceBook profiles. These Lively virtual worlds exist entirely within your Firefox or Internet Explorer browser on either Windows XP or Windows Vista after you've installed the free plug-in.

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( efbijn | 2008. 07. 10., cs – 10:07 )

És nem tudom leszedni mer közli, hogy nem támogatott rendszer a linux. Pedig wine alatt kiakartam próbálni... :(

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( _peter_ | 2008. 07. 10., cs – 10:47 )

These Lively virtual worlds exist entirely within your Firefox or Internet Explorer browser on either Windows XP or Windows Vista after you've installed the free plug-in.

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