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tigert.com | my life and stuff: However, we are trying to do a blogging tool for the N800 / maemo that queries GeoClue for location and then sets geotags accordingly when you post. It needs blog support too - Andrew Turner is working on a wordpress plugin as a counterpart to this. (via Cosmos)

[Bergie.iki.fi] Henri Bergius: Weblog: Plazes on the N800: This means that N800 users can now easily position their devices using the vast database of WiFi access points the Plazes network has. And if they stumble on a new one, a web browser window is opened to form where they can enter the network devices to add the new AP to the database.

Matthew M. Boedicker: (via kottke) GeoClue - geographics information service (via Cosmos)

Henri Bergius: Weblog: While the current uses make the device already quite useful, I'd love to use it as a Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, automatically finding Wikipedia information about things near me. When Maemo-Blog improves a bit, the device may also become an useful tool for maintaining a travel journal, especially since the application is able to communicate my coordinates to the blog. (via Cosmos)

B:\datenbrei: In the beginning of this year I drafted a Ubuntu Specification for Geographic Location Desktop Services (and never finished it). And a few days ago I received a little update on the wiki page pointing to some very interessting GNOME project called GeoClue. (via Cosmos)

[Bergie.iki.fi] Henri Bergius: Weblog: It is definitely a cool first step into the Maemo world. ... Good work, Plazes team! Seeking Wi-Fi access points with the Mobile Plazer ...

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