Killer mobile augmented reality browser from Layar

by DemoPit on August 17, 2009

Layar allows you to see what is around you by displaying realtime digital information on top of reality through the camera of your mobile phone. Just flip through the directory of layers and find ATM’s, bars, houses for sale, hotels and other cool stuff around you. Wow, that’s some serious technology…

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