| Nokia, Along With Microsoft, Is Doing Something New, Cool And Different From iPhone And Android |
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| Wednesday, May 09, 2012 19:04 |
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I haven’t followed the developing field of augmented reality but a post about Nokia City Lens going to beta test caught my eye. It’s further evidence that Microsoft is on the comeback trail and could start challenging Apple and Google in smartphones and tablets.
This Website Is For Financial Professionals OnlyAugmented reality modifies the real world with digitial information. It enhances your current view of reality.
Nokia, Microsoft’s smartphone partner, is rolling out a new app for its Luimia phone models to easily find all the places you want to go.
On your phone’s camera display, City Lens instantly reveals what you’re looking for — whether it’s down the street or around the corner. Just tap your chosen destination on your screen to get walking directions, make a reservation, or more detailed information about your locale.
So if you are on a street and looking for the nearest sushi restaurant, you see the names of all the restaurants on your display and can drill down on any of them to see reviews and menus.
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Andrew Gluck is a veteran financial reporter and the founder and CEO of Advisor Products Inc., a marketing company serving 1,800 financial advisory firms.









