geolocation

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• Geolocation 101: How it works, the apps, and your privacy

  Facebook wants to know "What's on your mind?" Twitter asks "What's happening?" But that's getting old already. The burning question for the next wave of social networking is "Where are you?"--and services like Foursquare, Gowalla, Brightkite, and Loopt want you to use your smartphone to answer it.

  By Daniel Ionescu | 31 March, 2010 01:55

  Tags: Facebook, geolocation, GPS, privacy, social networking, twitter

• 3 reasons I won't use Twitter's geolocation feature

  Twitter's upcoming geolocation feature is a nifty idea -- but mainly in theory. A quick look at the applications of Twitter geolocation could give those close to you, and not only those people, some ideas of taking advantage of the service to your detriment.

  By Daniel Ionescu | 22 August, 2009 03:31

  Tags: geolocation, social networking, twitter

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  3 reasons why Twitter's geolocation feature is cool

  Twitter gets even better with the introduction of a new opt-in geolocation feature that will allow you to identify where you are tweeting from. Attaching your location to a tweet is nothing new to smartphone owners, but having the location-aware feature baked into Twitter opens the floodgates to hosts of cool new Twitter tricks.

  By Daniel Ionescu | 22 August, 2009 07:32

  Tags: geolocation, social networking, twitter

• GPS can help your business

  I went on vacation recently, and during that time I realized how dependent I have become on GPS applications to find what I am looking for. GPS devices maximise my vacation time by letting me drive less, since by using them, I never get lost. And driving less means I'm living a greener life, too.

  By Kurt Thomet | 24 April, 2009 01:41

  Tags: geolocation, GPS, navigation