Commentary and News on the Social media and Mobile industry
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Anyone wondered about where mapping is going? *This article relates to consumer mapping not enterprise mapping.
Years ago the Internet gave birth to what can only be described as a ‘New World’ for mapping. First it was companies like Multimap and MapQuest that forged a path into the new world. Initially these maps were by todays standards simply a copy and paste from paper to digital image.
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Google announced they have included within their web-only word processor Docs the ability to view PDFs. This announcement is rather unexciting unless you consider this as a hint of things to come and that fully PDF support is likely in the pipeline and that is good news as PDF is probably right up there with M$ Word format.
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Today is a hell of a big news day. Lots going on from all corners of the globe it feels.
Apple
iPhone: New unlocked 3G iPhone is rumoured to be launching with Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM) an Italian mobile network provider soon. Everyone has pretty much assumed that Apple would launch a new iPhone in June 2008 like they did last year.
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Google recently added mobile access to Orkut allowing users access to many of the most popular features on your phone.
The features available to mobile are users are a simplified interface which is common among all mobile apps, recent scraps, friend updates, ability to view your profile and a search box.
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You can now log onto Orkut using your mobile phone at http://m.orkut.com
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