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Martin's Mobile Technology Page: thoughts have sprung up about what could be done with the location data. Once the GPS device is embedded in the phone it's easy to store the exact location as part of the 'exif' data of pictures taken with the built in camera. (via Cosmos)

How 2 Connect Using Social Media: i-Neighbors Even though this is only available in the USA and Canada, the concept is about connecting people in their neighborhoods to deal with social and civic issues. Wikipedia on Geo-Tagging Explanation of geographical identification using metadata (via Cosmos)

  The Lion's Den: I found that Wikipedia gives a great description and examples of Geo-caching, so check out their page HERE. (via Cosmos)

  Life As I Know It - the ups, downs and in-betweens: 2000 - The sport of Geocaching begins, with the first cache placed and the coordinates from a GPS posted on Usenet. 1 Interesting tidbit:2006 - Zacarias Moussaoui is sentenced to life in prison in Alexandria, Virginia. (via Cosmos)

Life As His: Time spent in the pool, with water guns and watching little ones being chased by a Mama goose or two. Drank a little too much limoncello and then Master and I went off geocaching. (via Cosmos)

Transient Savant: I know I won’t always be able to keep up with the one-a-day posting on Usufru forever, so if you’re already a friend of mine or are willing to become one and you think this project sounds interesting, consider becoming a Challenge contributor. You only need a digital camera (preferably with the ability to take short videos) and a little time and motivation. (via Cosmos)

  In The Garage | The nGen Works Blog: Having a latitude and longitude is the only way you can plot points on a Google map. There are two popular geocoding services, Geocoder.us and Yahoo?s geocoding service. (via Cosmos)

  nearby.org.uk blog: geocode just about any RSS feed. Of particular interest is that it will maintain any georss in the original (all there flavours) and has a KML output, so it will visualise just about any (geo)RSS feed in Google Earth (via Cosmos)

  ICT for Peacebuilding: “Allows for geo-coding various locations (again, using built in GPS) so that other users receive proximity alerts when approaching same locations - useful for marking a general danger zone (such as landmines) or resource locations.” (via Cosmos)

brosinski.com/stephan: I was playing around with the API and I noticed that people trying to build services based on Google Maps do have a tiny problem: Geocoding. In order to set the map to a certain location you will have to know latitude and longitude of this spot. (via Cosmos)

 [Wholesomedick.livejournal.com] Wholesome 8===D: Eventful.com is a great use of geojerking technology. When you hit the first page it gets the coordinates of your ISP and shows you what's going on in your area.

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