Tag Archives: Layar
Layar’s Augmented Reality Browser for the iPhone is finally available!
Friday, October 16, 2009 // 0 Comments // Blog, Cloud Computing, Emerging Trends, Mobile 2.0, Mobile Apps, Mobile Recruiting, Mobile Trends
Layar’s Reality Browser has finally arrived stateside and is now available for iPhone users. If you have been following the developments in mobile technology and augmented reality, then you will agree that Layar takes mobile browsing to the next level.
Why all the hype around Augmented Reality?
Augmented Reality (AR) is generating buzz as the [...]
Augmented ID, a new mobile app and the ultimate ice-breaker?
Saturday, July 11, 2009 // 0 Comments // Blog, Cloud Computing, Emerging Trends, Mobile 2.0, Mobile Apps, Mobile Recruiting, Mobile Trends, On the Radar, Web 2.0
Augmented Reality (AR) is generating buzz as the “next killer mobile app” and for good reason. Take a look at Layar, Wikitude, IBM’s Seer app, TwittARound, Wildlife Fate Campagin, and the cool AR + 3-D campaigns by Hyperfactory, etc. and you will quickly understand why there’s so much hype around this new technology.
TAT creates Augmented [...]
Location Based Service (LBS), the future of job-searching on the go?
Thursday, July 2, 2009 // 1 Comment // Blog, Emerging Trends, Mobile Apps, Mobile Recruiting, Mobile Trends, On the Radar, Videos
Mobile technology is once again putting a new spin on the future of job-searching. Click the image above to view the video by Mightbe.me, an augmented reality mobile app for job searching (based on Layar)…
Read more & Talk about itLayar: The world’s first mobile augmented reality browser
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 // 0 Comments // Blog, Mobile Apps, Mobile Trends, On the Radar
Introducing the Mobile Reality Browser…
Augmented reality browsing seems to be hitting the mobile scene in the a big way. Aside from Wikitude (which focuses on delivering travel-related info), the most talked-about player in the augmented reality browsing space is Layar. Layar has recently created and released an application that takes mobile browsing [...]
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