WhiteWall’s AR App Shows You How a Photo Print Looks on Your Wall

Have ever wondered what some of your images would look like if they were framed and were hanging on your walls? Have you decided against purchasing images before because you just couldn't picture if they would fit in? Thanks to the wonders of augmented reality, and a new app from WhiteWall, you can now see exactly what your images will look like when they're being displayed in all their glory.

All you need is a smartphone. Join us after the break to find out more about this amazing technology, and for the official WhiteWall press release. .

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2019-1-24 11:00

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