'Geotagging'

Path photo-sharing social network for iPhone launches

By: |Nov 15th, 2010 at 02:24PM
Filed Under: Social Network, Software
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From Shawn Fanning (creator of Napster) and Dave Morin (ex-Facebook) comes a new social network platform. Launched just last night in Apple’s App Store, Path creates (and limits you) to a social network of 50 close friends. You can share your personal moments in the form of photos, tag places, things and people, and also capture where you were at the time geographically. Since your network is limited to a max of 50 friends, the creators of Path think that you’ll not only share more often, but you...

Tagggit is hitting geotagging from a different angle

By: |Dec 5th, 2008 at 04:50PM
Filed Under: Handsets, Nokia, Services, Software, Symbian
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These days in the mobile world, it seems like geotagging applications are a dime a dozen. Snap a pic, add a position to the EXIF data, upload it to Flickr or some other image sharing site and so on. Isn’t there something more we can do with our geotagged photos? A recent addition to the geotagging game, Tagggit, seems to think so. Tagggit is a service / app combo that combines a social network with a very different approach to geotagging. Typically, usable geotagging is reserved for handsets with intern...