Widespread Augmented Reality 1

Turn your camera into a heads up display (HUD) to find people and places that are important and within a few miles of your location.

Anonymously make your mark on the world with art, photos, messages and web pages at geographical points of interest. These marks are your personal virtual billboards.

Create private cliques and move about under the radar.

This is not your typical augmented reality browser for three reasons.

1. At first, you may not see anything through the camera, because you and your clique create the points of interest (POI) marks. You are not force fed commercial data from the usual sources.

2. Secondly, you do not log in with any identifying information. The handles can be random, spontaneous, anonymous and disposable.

3. Lastly, the companion website at http://spideronfire.com allows interaction from the desktop when mobile access is not available.

Henceforth, turn on your GPS and WiFi and start using the camera as your personal internet binoculars. Moreover, create your own world view by floating your art, photos, messages and web pages at or above real physical locations that interest you and your friends.

More importantly, stop staring down at your handheld and look up through your camera for one gesture searching by simply scanning the horizon to reveal content beyond your line of sight.

The possibilities are endless with the ever-changing sky as the limit.

For Samsung Galaxy s3 and higher try

2 Widespread Augmented Reality: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.warmixare2 .