Posted on 12 Sep 2008
UMapper: Create Your Embeddable Flash Maps
UMapper is one of the Web-based applications that I’ve been tracking since it was first inception in this year. Proclaimed as first-of-its-kind of visual, universal, Web-based map authoring application, users will find it mostly useful when they want to create their Flash maps that could be embedded onto their blogs, or social networking accounts. Though [...]
Posted on 19 Nov 2007
An Israeli startup TripTouch has launched its new version. It is a site that provides users a personalized travel taste, while taking into account key travel and local information. When a user enters the site, it first brings her to the local site. Put an example, if she is resides in New York, the site [...]
Posted on 29 Oct 2007
Google Maps On REA Sites Worldwide
Now that Google Australia is seeking growth through the offered of Google Maps. And presently one firm REA Group is using the technology of Google Maps rendered to show its customer a real estate site, with the options of zoom in and satellite views, according to Google Australia. In fact, the REA Group is already [...]
Posted on 27 Oct 2007
San Diego Wildfires Data Sets On GeoCommons
Source: available at http://www.geocommons.com/data_set/show/5333, accessed 26 October 2007
I like this site, GeoCommons that allowed users to build intelligent maps and offered users to upload geodata to the site. Owned by FortiusOne, most recently compiled some useful data with regards to the San Diego Wildfires.
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Posted on 09 Jun 2007
I just found that the Yample’s makeover is includes a new, attractive and sleek design with the addition of the three distinctive features, that are social network, map services (Google Maps), and their core activities, i.e. classifieds. As written in Yample’s official blog, they added visual map to make easy the identification of local areas, [...]
