Qualcomm has released an Augmented Reality SDK for iOS about a year after releasing the SDK for Android, reports TechCrunch.
This first release of the SDK supports the iPhone 4, iPad 2, and fourth generation iPod Touch - none of which have Snapdragon CPUs in them. Furthermore, this release supports Unity (a WYSIWYG-style rapid game development tool) right off the bat, whereas the Android release didn't get Unity support until a few months. Developers can also work in straight in Xcode if they so choose.
Check out the video below for a demo of what the SDK can do. You can get the SDK from here.
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This first release of the SDK supports the iPhone 4, iPad 2, and fourth generation iPod Touch - none of which have Snapdragon CPUs in them. Furthermore, this release supports Unity (a WYSIWYG-style rapid game development tool) right off the bat, whereas the Android release didn't get Unity support until a few months. Developers can also work in straight in Xcode if they so choose.
Check out the video below for a demo of what the SDK can do. You can get the SDK from here.
Read More