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Oscars 2019: Experience memorable costumes, from every angle

Oscars 2019 nominated costumes were shown in augmented reality. (Photo: USA Today)

“Oscars AR: The Costumes and Creators” gives viewers exclusive and direct access to hear from Oscar-nominated designers from “Mary Poppins Returns,” “The Favourite,” “Mary Queen of Scots,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “Black Panther” and “BlacKkKlansman.”

USA TODAY worked directly with each of the designers to tell the stories of their costumes and their experiences on set, offering an interactive, 360-degree look at the pieces through augmented reality.

The full interactive story can be found within the Augmented Reality section of the USA TODAY app. To access “Oscars AR: The Costumes and Creators”:

• Download the latest version of the USA TODAY app on your Android or iOS AR-capable device.
• Look for Augmented Reality in Sections. 

New heights: Explore five groundbreaking skyscrapers

Groundbreaking skyscrapers in augmented reality (Photo: USA Today)

“New heights: groundbreaking skyscrapers” is an introduction and exploration into some of the world’s tallest skyscrapers. During the experience, users can access five buildings to compare and contrast, learn about the technology and discover facts about each building. 

The experience also highlights technological advances that were used for the construction of the buildings. A timeline offers users a full visual comparison of all five buildings.

The full interactive story can be found within the Augmented Reality section of the USA TODAY app. To access “New heights: groundbreaking skyscrapers”:

• Download the latest version of the USA TODAY app on your Android or iOS AR-capable device.
• Look for Augmented Reality in Sections. 

Qatar to build 'reusable' FIFA World Cup stadium

Once completed, it will be the first FIFA World Cup stadium that can be fully dismantled.

Qatar has broken ground on another stadium for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

The inspiration for this latest project is centred around sustainability. It will be the world’s first fully reusable football stadium.

Al Jazeera’s Leah Harding went to the building site in Doha to find out more.

China Confirms U.K. Consulate Staffer Detained Under Local Law

China detained an employee of the U.K. consulate in Hong Kong under local law, the Foreign Ministry said, confirming earlier reports he was being held.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the consulate worker, Simon Cheng, has been held under a 15-day administrative detention process in Shenzhen. Geng said the issue was an internal Chinese matter and not a diplomatic dispute, saying that Cheng, 28, is a Hong Kong citizen.

Cheng was reported missing after failing to return from an Aug. 8 meeting in the adjacent city of Shenzhen. The Hong Kong police said it launched a “missing person” investigation and was keeping “close contact” with Chinese authorities.

— With assistance by Lucille Liu

OnePlus TV to launch first in India: CEO

Other markets including North America, Europe and China would receive the TV after the September launch in India.

Just a few days after confirming the name of its upcoming TV, Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus has confirmed that it would be launched first in Indian markets in September.

In a post on OnePlus forum on Tuesday, CEO Pete Lau told his community members that India would be the first market to get the OnePlus TV because the company has great relations with the content providers in the country.

“We have always had a very positive relationship with content providers in India, who have always been willing to partner with us, which guarantees great content for our users,” he said.

“We are also working hard to launch OnePlus TV in North America, Europe and China regions as soon as we establish partnerships with most of local and regional content providers,” Mr. Lau added.

According to reports, a recent filing with the Bluetooth Special Interest Group suggests that the OnePlus TV would run on Android and use LED panels in sizes between 43 and 75 inches.

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