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12/07/09
12/07/09
Yup, that was Google Earth's idea, but I think it's strictly concept and will remain that for the next 5 years at least. I remember reading about that and thinking it was the ultimate stalker tool
12/07/09
12/07/09
12/09/09
So how did you take a string of text and generate a QR code? Phone app?
12/10/09
12/07/09
I'm not sure if this is typical or not, but usually whenever I go out to eat with folks, we know where we're going ahead of time, so a barcode on the window will be of little help.
The geek in me is still a little pleased to see QR codes gain a bit of ubiquity here in the US.
11/30/09
Apparently they know better than the rest of the world how to find a place on a map and give you driving directions. Maybe they're going for Jobs inspired directions witch only directs you to places that sell apple products and instructs you to park in handicaped spaces.
11/30/09
11/30/09
11/30/09
AKA uh-oh no Google Maps. We gotta slap together some map thingie.
11/30/09
If you were to set the Droid and the iPhone next to each other, it would be a mostly preference-based choice. What area does the iPhone demolish the Droid on? User interface polish. What area does the Droid destroy the iPhone in? It's got a built-in friggin' GPS nav system for free.
You can bet there's quite a few consumers for whom that is a huge selling point. Time to level the playing field.
11/30/09
In My Humble Opinion, ofcourse :D
11/30/09
P.S.
I agree. Just sayin'.
11/30/09
11/30/09
11/30/09
Hmm from the description, it sounds like they're basically just looking to make an equivalent to Layers in Google Maps on Android.
11/30/09
11/24/09
#tips #Android #GoogleMaps #GPS
11/24/09
11/23/09
11/23/09
It's like 2012 without the crappy part.
11/23/09
11/24/09
At least those were good imho
11/23/09
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