Wikitude World Browser presents the user with real-time data about their surroundings, nearby landmarks and other points of interest by overlaying information on the screen of the iPhone.
Wikitude for iPhone 3G displays the information on a map and in a list.
The user interface of Wikitude matches to all relevant web browsers in usability matters – it is easy to use and enables the user to access and alter content smoothly. The content has grown accordingly: now, users can not only search websites such as Wikipedia, but also YouTube, Twitter, Google Local Search, Yelp and Booking.com. The new version makes it possible to add so called "Worlds" without having to apply any professional programming skills. Find more about it on wikitude.me

· Points of Interest (POIs) are displayed on your phone's camera view (3GS) or in a map view (3G);
· A radar-World displays the users current viewing direction and POI's with a specified radius;
· AR content Worlds can be selected to filter the content;
· POIs can also be displayed in a list view given access to a more detailed description of a POI or access to an entire article through a hyperlink
· A search feature enables users to search for specific information through all available Worlds nearby;
· Each POI displays a short summary of information within a "text-bubble". The user can scroll through all visible markers in the text-bubble;
· By starting the application POIs nearby are automatically displayed. The user can set the number of displayed POIs to 30, 40 or 50;
· Worlds: Each POI has it's own branding so users can see the source of the World;
· Bookmark for your favorite Worlds;
· Like a Web-Browser Wikitude is saving the history of displayed Worlds;
· Supported languages: English, Spanish and German

What's New in This Release:
· Retina Display support: added high res images & video
· Improved startup & loading time
· Wikitude now remembers selected Worlds
· Reordered tabbar items
· Many small bugfixes