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Published on Thursday, March 11, 2010 by paullewis Quite clearly, the lovely people at Layar have been very busy lately, what with the MWC, winning 2 awards, jetting off to far flung places, re-releasing Layar on the App Store and updating their logo... (deep breath) ... they've also found time to update their website! ...

Published on Tuesday, March 9, 2010 by paullewis Our first layer, Bath Pub Guide, is our carefully plotted listing of all of Bath's watering holes - well almost all, we're still working on the rest but it's difficult when you have to keep stopping to review the beer too! We'll be extending the range to cover Bath central and at least 2 miles from the centre. This will be a large enough area to encapsulate all of...

Published on Wednesday, March 3, 2010 by paullewis Layar announced today that their Layar Reality Browser is now available for free download, from the App Store, for the iPhone 3GS; which will surely delight iPhone users and developers alike who’ve been eager to test out Layar. They made their announcement alongside a shiny new logo for their apparently imminent re-branding. The new Layar Reality Browser has a...

Published on Monday, March 1, 2010 by paullewis Layar's reality browser application currently only available from the Android market, is being put through its paces by Apples app testers. If all goes well, Layar 3.0 will soon be available for the iPhone with a bag full of new updates....

Published on Friday, February 12, 2010 by paullewis Launching at the prestigious Royal Crescent Hotel in May, the Lions of Bath 2010 layer offers a new level of discovery to the public art event, last seen in the form of King Bladud's Pigs in 2008. Each lion is sponsored by a local business, individual or group and is specially decorated before being put out for public display throughout the summer. Each lion in...

Published on Friday, February 12, 2010 by paullewis Internationally renowned Bath Fringe festival, has brought pleasure (and some pain) to the residents and visitors of Bath since the 1970's. Mobile phones hadn't yet been invented and virtual reality only existed in science fiction books or on TV. Some 40 years later, Bath Fringe exists with few noticeable changes. The festivals appeal and basic concept remains the ...