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 [Lifehacker: not Mac, not Linux] Easily Geotag Your Digital Photos: Do any tools -- or the image metadata itself, for that matter -- support marking photos with a geo region, or a pair of points, to express concepts like "the length of Copacabana beach as seen from the east end", or "view of Manhattan from the Statue of Liberty"? Am I the only one anal enough to find that useful?

 [SlipperyBrick] Google Maps adds geotagged photos, Wiki’s and real estate: The folks at Google Maps have recently released a pretty cool upgrade to the mapping service incorporating geo-coded photos, entries from Wikipedia and even some real estate listings from local and national real estate companies.

 [Gizmodo] Google Maps Adds Wikipedia Articles, Geotagged Photos, Real Estate ...: Maps was to Google what Buddy Holly was to Weezer - the thing that made them huge, that they inevitably resorted to recreating rehashing in an effort to stay big. Sure they've come up with some great tools, since - like Gmail, Scholar, Groups, etc...

 [Lifehacker: not Mac, not Linux] Google Maps Integrates Wikipedia, Geotagged Photos: Google Maps has integrated Wikipedia articles and geotagged photos so you can see points of interest and images of any geotagged photo on a Google Map. The data, accessible through a new More dropdown button next to Traffic, can be toggled on or off by simply ticking the check box.

[Telecom or all] Eye-Fi Adds Geotagging, Splits Up Product Line: So...you call in sick to work, and run off to take some photos. Your boss, using RSS to subscribe to your Flickr feed, not only sees your pictures as you wander the town, .

 [GeoTagging Flickr] Reply to "Taken in ..." location is wrong - can it be fixed?: 1600 Squirrels: I'd think that assigning the "Taken In:" locations happens at upload (or when you geotag using the Flickr map). If you geotagged those photos quite some time apart, your example just shows that there is a certain .

[dailywireless.org] Eye-Fi Now Geotags, Uploads at Wayport: It is designed to automatically geotag photos. Latitude and longitude information are incorporated into photos by Skyhook, which has mapped existing Wi-Fi hotspots across the United States and Europe.

 [Free Geography Tools] Two Photo Geotagging Briefs: Activity Workshop writes to say that his multi-platform GPS track management and photo geotagging application Prune has been updated (see earlier Prune posts here and here). New features include: New map window in the View menu, .

[Blog What I Made] Where 2.0: Enabling the GeoWeb by Mass Market Geotagging: 2.5 million pictures are geotagged by hand each month. Imagine what would happen if this was automatic?

[The Augphoto Blog] Geotagged Panomamic Photo Sharing: Users are attempting to build “a virtual tour all around Earth” with these user-submitted images. You can upload and geotag your panoramas at Panoye to share them with the world and possible fill that missing link in the chain.

[Blog What I Made] Where 2.0: Your Memories: Here, There and Everywhere: The card goes inside your camera and automatically uploads photos through the Eye-Fi service where they can be passed on to places you want to save and share your photos.

[Skyhook Developers Blog] Eye-Fi Teams Up with Skyhook for Automatic Photo Geotagging: The Eye-Fi Explore works in urban areas, indoors, and saves photographers the expense, extra hardware, and long time to fix of GPS-based photo geotagging. The card also comes with access to Wayport hotspots - so photographers can instantly share photos while they’re on the road.

 [Tribute Media] Eye-Fi Wireless Geotags Your Photos: Using a collection of 10,000 Wayport hotspots in America, the $129 product takes the work out of ‘marking up’ your photos.  Each purchase includes hotspot access for one year, unlimited geotagging, unlimited use of the company’s WebShare service and wirless uploads to your computer duh!)

 [jeffcroft.com: The Everything Feed] LINK: Eye-Fi Adds Geotagging Support: Still, at $130, this a is clever and affordable solution to quickly geotagging your photos. Visit site (http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/05/eye-fi-adds-geo.html). Tags: eyefi, geo, photography, technology.

 [digital asset management weblog] Microsoft Takes Geotagging Mainstream: today introduced two new products to help photographers manage their digital photos in a new way using location data, a process known as geotagging. Geotagging is an exciting new way to organize your digital photos that was previously available only to those with technical expertise.

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