There seems to be a dearth of cool Windows Mobile apps these days, so I thought I would dig this one up from the vault.

Students at the Graz University of Technology has created an Augmented Reality Framework which runs very well on the average Windows Mobile smartphone. Augmented Reality supplements the real world with electronically created graphics and information, and normally needs rather powerful hardware.

Their solution, which can recognize graphics and objects in the real world, like pictures and business cards, works very well on even mid-range smartphones like the Motorola Q.

[Thru wmpoweruser.com]