Qualcomm has confirmed to TechRadar that it will be adding in support for its augmented reality framework for Android phones in the near future. Jay Wright, director of business development for Qualcomm’s corporate R&D, was showcasing the power of the company’s augmented reality technology, and told us that it would be available to developers in a few weeks. “We’re adding it into our SDK, which will be available on Qualcomm’s developer page.
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One of the continuing criticisms of Apple’s iPhone is the inability to load apps that haven’t been through the App Store’s opaque approval process – unless you’re prepared to jailbreak. For many developers, Android presents a more open environment, with fewer potential barriers to entry.
Overview Your mission is to defend your base from invaders via the coastline by shooting them down rather than flicking them around. The game is from the developers of All In 1 Gamebox in a style reminiscent of Coast Defense with characters looking like they came from Fieldrunners. You drag your finger on screen to aim your gun, and then tap the fire button in the bottom corner. Features There are over 100 levels where you will face 11 enemy types with most being machine based.
Namco Networks America is not going to be left out of the long weekend price-slashing excitement. Namco has already kicked off their “Escape from full-prices and save on Namco games and gear” sale offering prices of $.99 and $2.99 for over two dozen popular iPhone and iPod touch games, plus a couple hit iPad-specific titles. With summer winding down and school back in session, who doesn’t need a one last hoorah to keep the fun going?