The Invisibility app for the iPad 2 is not as impressive as it sounds, but it works.  I felt the magic until I realized that this Apple device has a rear-facing camera and an accelerometer.  This application is $.99, and only works for the iPad 2.  In case you didn’t notice, the original iPad lacks a camera, which means that the Invisibility app, developed by Levity Novelty, will be more useless than a sack of radioactive tubes.  Radioactive tubes do two things: get you locked in jail as a potential security threat, and let you grow eyeballs under your armpits.  THE SWEAT BURNS MY EYE(S)!

 

 

What the Invisibility app does is show a picture that you’ve taken and pans it according to how you turn the iPad 2.  It clones the picture infinitely, so this application works best with repeating patterns like the one shown above.  There are three steps to fooling your (moronic for not figuring it out) friends with your new Invisibility app.  Step one: take a picture of something that is flat and has a repeating pattern.  (Rug, table, exotic back tattoo, etc.)  Next, move and rotate the picture so that the iPad 2 looks transparent.  Yes, you need to line the picture up with its surroundings before you get started, no, the application does not do this automatically.  Finally, you will need to hold down one corner of the device and lift the opposite corner.  Proceed to rotate the iPad around the corner being held down, treating it like an axis.  (If you don’t understand what I am saying to you, watch the video.)

 

 

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