Indoor mapping is the future, and this sounds cool.
Is Google Maps just an excuse for Google employees to take off on adventures carrying cameras and call it work?
Never get lost in your own metabolic processes again!
Like people choosing which path to take from the grocery store, bats develop preferred routes and remember them.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation releases the Federal Aviation Administration's drone authorization list. See who's allowed to fly drones in your neighborhood!
Maps don't help much indoors, but that's about to change--thanks to you.
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You can try to find yourself among the 341,817,095 tiny dots on the map.
Depressingly, Mother Jones already created a map of mass shootings in America the last time we had one, so it was all ready to go when news of this morning's shooting in a Connecticut elementary school broke. By their tally, there have been 61 mass murders in the past 30 years. It's important not to forget them. See the map here.
iPhone owners: let's raise our glasses to Apple Maps, which has, indirectly, given us a better iPhone. And then let's get rid of it.
Police in Victoria are advising motorists not to use the app after rescuing several people, some of whom were stranded in a national park for up to 24 hours.
Apple Maps has, as promised, come a long way since its disastrous beta days, but it's still not great, lacking public transit directions, bike directions, and offline maps, and still getting things wrong sometimes (or jeopardizing national security). We've been waiting for Google's replacement Google Maps app for iOS, but there might be a third competitor: Nokia.
Kickstarter connects people with big ideas and zero funding to eager micro-investors around the U.S. But how are your town’s entrepreneurs faring? ThingsWeStart.com, an interactive map of Kickstarter projects, shows you at a glance. Zooming in on hotspots of ingenuity pinpoints individual projects. Click a pin to learn more about each one, including how much time you have left to contribute. You can even search for certain types of projects and set alerts for new arrivals.
By Miriam Kramer
Posted 11.12.2012 at 7:46 pm
Happy election day! Surely you're not already tired of social media updates about politics, or the self-congratulatory Twitter messages from your friends who got up earlier than you did to stand in line. Now you can also see a map of everyone who used Foursquare to get an I Voted badge.
It's kind of interesting because it includes user info like gender, and where and when votes were concentrated. Check it out.
Biocomputers make maps, run logic gates, perform binary calculations and more.
By Adam Baer
Posted 11.05.2012 at 11:00 am
In the latest Apple Maps dust-up, Taiwan asks Apple to kindly blur public images of its billion-dollar top-secret radar facility. But is Apple obligated to comply?
