Go throw in a paper plane instead of an Android smartphone..
Google and Active Theory have released Paper Planes, an application and Android experiment that want to bring people together in the International Day of Peace, a holiday celebrated every year on September 21, 2016.
This app allows you to "throw" a virtual paper plane to someone in the world who is cabable to receive it. The Active Theory team has used many new web technologies and original features of Android to come up with an extensible and scalable application..
Create and fold your paper plane, stamp the plane with your location. And then "throw" the plane at someone. Paper Planes is started with a simple question "Is it possible to throw a paper plane from one screen to another?" " . The center of the concept is bringing people together around the world using the combination of WebSockets, WebGL and WebWorkers and Android to create an instant connection.
Moreover, when your plane is returned, you will see the places where the plane has traveled, with the unique stamps appropriate to each location. What a nice guy!
