> Is it not also AR to have many invisible creatures, gyms, and resources placed in the real world? Technically... yes. But that would make any location-tracki

> Is it not also AR to have many invisible creatures, gyms, and resources placed in the real world? Technically... yes. But that would make any location-tracking application technically "AR" too. Yelp is an AR application (it's Monocle mode) in much more of a real way tham just slapping stuff on landmarks and using GPS. Lets face it - "Augmented Reality" to most people means real-time video overlay and enhancement. Maps data isn't reality, it's a representation of it. Real-time video through a devices camera is a reflection of reality so augmenting that is much more towards the spirit of the term.