Wikitude augmented reality browser now supports Android tablets

The latest update of the Wikitude “World Browser” augmented reality app includes support for Android 3.X tablet devices, with the browser utilising a “split screen” view to pack more information onto the tablet's larger screen. Here's a chunk of explanatory text from an excited Wikitude employee:

“With so many great tablets coming to market, we are excited about this new version of the Wikitude World Browser with specifically tablet users in mind. This tablet optimized version of Wikitude offers a split screen, which enables you to see the Augmented Reality view and the World selection screen at the same time. It's now really easy to switch between the different worlds around you without losing the camera view or having to return to the home screen”

And here are a few pics of Wikitude running in its newer, bigger, wider, more productive tablet mode.

The Wikitude app on the Android Market contains both the mobile and tablet versions of the app. So that's the one you want if you need the above on your Honeycomb machine.
source: Eurodroid

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