Although its chips don’t power the iPhone, Qualcomm has decided to bring its augmented reality software kit to Apple’s phones in an effort to make it more attractive to developers.
Qualcomm released free software tools for Android last year in an effort to get more developers to write processor-hungry apps that combine the virtual realm with the physical one. Starting in July, though, developers will also be able to use Qualcomm tools to write augmented reality apps for the iPhone.
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