What do you know about 3-D Hologram

Well, I Don't Know Shit.....
 But Nokia, Intel and University of Oulu in Finland is doing researching. a new joint research center, part of Intel Labs Europe, that will focus on new user interfaces which leverage the capabilities of mobile devices. One area of interest is researching 3-D experiences, according to Slashgear, and Nokia believes the MeeGo platform has a lot of flexibility in that realm. 

Nokia, Intel, and the University of Oulu also said that the group plans to study the ability to display "a 3-D hologram of the person you are talking to on the phone," a feature which the group admits is still only (hey I have a video)
found in science fiction movies.

"3-D technology could change the way we use our mobile devices and make our experiences with them much more immersive, Nokia's senior vice president and chief technology officer, Rich Green, said. "Our new joint laboratory with Intel draws on the Oulu research community's 3-D interface expertise, and over time will lay down some important foundations for future mobile experiences," he added. 

But Apple has Hologram technology lol.

 
ow ya! acting and everything in this video is suck.