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[Inventor Spot - Inventions, Innovations, and Interesting Ideas for the Inventor in All of Us] "Geotagged Tweets" Coming To A City Near You! | InventorSpot: Since the "location-based social network" train has left the station, Twitter has not only jumped on board, it appears to be the locomotive engineer. Raffi KrikorianTwitter spokesperson Raffi Krikorian notes this in a Google Group announcement.

[WordPress.com News] A Blog Near You « Blog « WordPress.com: Everything from cameras to blogging platforms seem to have some sort of geotagging feature built in these days. With credit card info, security cameras, electronic plane and train tickets, the possibility for IP-tracking, cell phone triangulation and whatnot, I involuntarily and inevitably give away far to much information about my whereabouts as it is.

[MakeUseOf.com] How To Geotag Your Flickr Photos on Google Maps & Earth: Now, before we continue, I should mention that you will save a lot of time if your photos are already geo-tagged before sending them to places like Panoramio. If you don’t know what geo-tagging means then you probably haven’t done it before. Geo-tagging basically means that you are adding some extra identifying information to each photo consisting of where the photo was taken.    This information isn’t immediately apparent to anyone viewing the photo (as in it’s not splashed all over the front of the picture).

[RV Camping Blog] Geotag your photos with Picasa 3.5: Picasa (the free-from-Google digital photo management program) released a new version last month.  And one of the major improvements is in the ”˜Geotagging’ feature.  Instead of requiring that you use Google Earth, they have embedded a full Google Maps ”˜Places’ pane right into Picasa.  Placing a photo at a place on the map is as simple as clicking on the photo and clicking at the place on the map.  I show you how to do this in the video below.

[Scribbles and Snaps] Geotagging Photos with digiKam « Scribbles and Snaps: If you use a GPS device to record your track when shooting photos, you can use digiKam’s Correlator tool to geotag the images (mapping photos using a GPX file is often called geocorrelation). To do this, you have to export the recorded track from your GPS unit as a GPX file.

[Fast Company] Facebook Plans to Geotag Your Life | Technomix | Fast Company: Facebook will certainly be able to spin all that geotagged information towards location-sensitive advertisers, much as it does currently by examining your IP so that you get localized ads in the sidebar. The geotag archive is also a useful dataset all by itself--it could be useful for cell phone companies trying to work out where and how people use mobile data the most, or for academic research--and Facebook may well be able to make money here too.

[[Satisfaction]: All topics for Google - Recently Created] Provide option to strip geotags automatically from photos: Provide the option to 'clear geotags' when exporting, uploading or emailing photos. I see this is an option to 'Clear Geotags' in the tools menu, however it is easy to forget a photo is geotagged - it would be helpful to automatically be able to strip the geotags / geolocation data when pushing photos out of Picasa (for example to post to craigslist etc)

[IDimager] IDimager • View topic - GPS vs. Geo-tag Panel: has become a misnomer to describe all earth coordinate data, when it really refers to a particular satellite location system. Of course, this misnomer is enshrined in EXIF and other metadata terminology, but that doesn't mean we have to be as mistaken as they are

[The Marketing Technology Blog] Is Your Site, Blog, or Feed Geotagged?: I am doing a Google Earth Project in our Geography Class that works with KML. Would you be able to help us fix or get some of the code just to turn out some of the KML code?

[MetaGPS Development Blog] Geotagging, adding geographical information to digital content: With geotagged picture, people around the world not only can see you photos, then can also see where your photos are taken. Of cause, you can also take a virtual tour around the world with google map and the geotagged photos other people take.

[Blog] Tech, Mountains, and Life - Andy Bryant - Blog - Geotagging photos: I usually open the KMZ file up in Google Earth, and import the GPX track-log file from the GPS, so that I can see the path I followed when I was taking the photos.  Using My-Places, you can create a new folder for your trip, then drag both photos and track-log into that folder.

[Mobile Phone Blog - Mobile Phone News from Right Mobile Phone] Samsung Galaxy Spica i5700 Review | Mobile Phone Blog - Mobile ...: As well as being able to install a whole host of apps from the central store, the i5700 comes pre-installed with a strong software suite of Google applications. Apart from the already mentioned Google Maps, the Galaxy Lite offers native support for Gmail, a YouTube client, plus Google Calendar and Google talk integration.

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