June 30th, 2005 | Published in Uncategorized
My playtoy for the day: Philipp Lenssen’s MapPhotos, which uses the new Google Map API to overlay Flickr photos on regional maps. (In order to know where a particular Flickr photo was shot, MapPhotos relies on them being geotagged.) It’s…
google API, first application I have seen
(Via Q Daily News.)
June 30th, 2005 | Published in Uncategorized
My playtoy for the day: Philipp Lenssen’s MapPhotos, which uses the new Google Map API to overlay Flickr photos on regional maps. (In order to know where a particular Flickr photo was shot, MapPhotos relies on them being geotagged.) It’s…
google API, first application I have seen
(Via Q Daily News.)
June 30th, 2005 | Published in Uncategorized
My playtoy for the day: Philipp Lenssen’s MapPhotos, which uses the new Google Map API to overlay Flickr photos on regional maps. (In order to know where a particular Flickr photo was shot, MapPhotos relies on them being geotagged.) It’s…
google API, first application I have seen
(Via Q Daily News.)
June 30th, 2005 | Published in Uncategorized
My playtoy for the day: Philipp Lenssen’s MapPhotos, which uses the new Google Map API to overlay Flickr photos on regional maps. (In order to know where a particular Flickr photo was shot, MapPhotos relies on them being geotagged.) It’s…
google API, first application I have seen
(Via Q Daily News.)
June 30th, 2005 | Published in Uncategorized
My playtoy for the day: Philipp Lenssen’s MapPhotos, which uses the new Google Map API to overlay Flickr photos on regional maps. (In order to know where a particular Flickr photo was shot, MapPhotos relies on them being geotagged.) It’s…
google API, first application I have seen
(Via Q Daily News.)
