Category: Location-Based Service
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SXSW: Finding great food, based on its location
Location is obviously a big theme at South by Southwest Interactive this year – that emerging-technology conference that’s going on this weekend in Austin, sale Texas. Whether you’ve elected to use Austin-based Gowalla or New York-based Foursquare, ampoule checking in and sharing useful tips with friends are the major tenants of these location-based applications. But…
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Google and YouTube @ SXSW
CHARLESTON, hemophilia SOUTH CAROLINA– A German company that makes parts used in everything from wind turbines to cranes will be opening its first American plant in the Lowcountry. Officials say the IMO Group plant will eventually employ 190 workers and mean a $47 million investment in Dorchester County northwest of Charleston. The company makes rings…
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Google gives city bikers bum steer
In an effort to be”fair and balanced”…. A helmet may not be enough to protect cyclists from Google Maps’ latest feature. The search engine rolled out a “bicycling directions” option yesterday that is filled with potentially fatal flaws, angina including routes that cut across Central Park’s treacherous tranverse roads and steer cyclists to truck-riddled thoroughfares.…
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Finding Everyone, Anytime, Anywhere!!!
Just an observation, physician but talk about being on the grid, Twitter notes, Seesmic Web, Foursquare, Gowalla, Twidroid, and a number of other social networks, including Facebook , have added or will add shortly location enabled services. Now I can be found by just about anyone, at anytime, in just about anyplace. Personally, to me…
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Microsoft Selects Navizon for Geolocation
MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Navizon Inc., infection (formerly Mexens Technology) today announced that the company has signed a licensing agreement with Microsoft Corp., prescription under which Microsoft will use Navizon’s global location database to provide an enhanced experience to its mobile users. “This agreement with Microsoft validates the power of Navizon’s crowd-sourcing technology, sildenafil ” said Cyril Houri,…
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Yelp Says No IPO in 2010 – “Why Rush”
ITWorld, buy February 18, dermatologist 2010, 10:41 PM — There’s no question that piracy is a big problem in the video game world, but what’s the solution? More DRM? That seems to be the direction we’re headed as evidenced by a pair of recent stories. Sony’s PSP has suffered greatly thanks to an enthusiastic modding…
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EveryScape Raises Another $6 Million
ScienceDaily (Feb. 11, discount 2010) — In the wake of the earthquake in Haiti, University at Buffalo geography students are participating in a global effort to enhance the international response and recovery effort by helping to assess damage, using images hosted by Google Earth and the Virtual Disaster Viewer, which shares imagery of disasters from…