Moto da a conocer las tres ideas de Moto Mods ganadoras del primer hackathon

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Moto da a conocer las tres ideas de Moto Mods ganadoras del primer hackathon



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Moto ha anunciado los ganadores de su hackathon “Mod the Future”, que tuvo lugar en Nueva York el fin de semana del 10-11 de diciembre. Este fue un concurso en el que los desarrolladores podían proponer ideas sobre posibles Moto Mod para la serie Moto Z de smartphones. Moto ha explicado que recibieron 17 propuestas y, de todas ellas, tres han sido seleccionadas como ganadoras.

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joder lo de Advanced audio y Sidepad tiene una pinta de la ostia
el primero si es como el módulo hifi del G5 va a triunfar

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“Advanced Audio” -- Curtis Mason, Andrew Afflitto, Mark Ayad, Abigail Brown and Yousef Alsayid
Using the USB MDK connection, Modio interfaces with a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) and analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to provide audio input and output to the smartphone. This concept is hugely beneficial to musicians and audiophiles, giving the Moto Z HiDef audio ports (such as those found in recording studios and expensive speaker systems) that can transmit audio to applicable headphones/speakers in a much higher way than the standard headphone jack.

“This is crazy. I didn’t really expect this, but I know we all put in our maximum effort and it came together,” said Andrew Afflitto when they were announced as the winners.

“Sidepad” -- Gabriel Ortiz and Aaron Franco
While playing games on smartphones is fun, the best gamepads are ones that are bigger than the mobile device and provide a more immersive experience. As a full-featured gamepad concept, Sidepad seeks to provide this enhanced experience for true gamers by adding gaming controls on the Moto Z (buttons versus touchscreen). According to Aaron Franco, it was “totally worth staying up all night.”