Killer augmented reality mobile search tool from GetFugu

by DemoPit on August 23, 2009

GetFugu has developed the next generation mobile search tool and is redefining the way consumers access the web on their phones. They are no longer tethered to an inconvenient process as GetFugu eliminates the need to type a Webside address or search term into a browser. Cool stuff…

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