Today Huawei announced its cooperation with Wikitude, the creators of the world’s first mobile augmented reality (AR) browser. Huawei’s Sonic and IDEOS X3 devices, which have been recently launched in the Indian market, will have Wikitude loaded in it. The all new Wikitude World Browser for Android is fully optimized for the Sonic and IDEOS [...]
The BBM connected app now supports BlackBerry 6 OS and higher, and is available in BlackBerry App World starting today.
Alongside a few other selected Apps, Wikitude Augmented Reality can now be found on the home screen of the device. The all new Wikitude World Browser 6.3 for Android is fully optimized for the SONY Tablet S, which just launched at the IFA technology show in Berlin a few weeks ago. The optimized tablet version [...]
Developers can now download the public beta of the highly anticipated web technology based Augmented Reality platform.
The OGC Forms International Augmented Reality Standards Working Group The Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC®) announces the formation of the OGC ARML 2.0 Standards Working Group (SWG). ARML (Augmented Reality Markup Language) 1.0 is a descriptive, XML based data format for mobile Augmented Reality (AR) applications. ARML focuses on mapping georeferenced Points of Interest (POIs) [...]
Amsterdam/Salzburg As part of this year’s Location Business Summit in Amsterdam, Wikitude announced the international expansion of Wikitude Drive.
Austria, 23 March 2011. Wikitude, the world’s very first Augmented Reality (AR) browser is pleased to announce their membership to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
March 8: on CNN Travel and CNN Go: Winnie So from CNN GO (Asia) went through the tedious task of checking out 10 Augmented Reality travel apps, including heavy weights as Google Goggles, Lonely Planet, as well as smaller startups and companys such as iButterfly (I saw a very interesting presentation from them in Barcelona [...]