Viewers clicking through can experience what seems like time travel as they pass from bright sun to darkened sky and back again. The vehicle’s 360-degree camera travelled through McKelvey Hill Drive in Maryland Heights, Missouri, as the sky briefly turned to night during last year’s phenomenon. Shozu also has a geotagging application that works with multiple services.Google Street View is an endless treasure trove of unintentional discoveries, but this one might eclipse them all.Ī Google Street View car driving through a Missouri road captured the otherworldly scenes of last year’s solar eclipse. If you’re really into geotagging, check out this Sanyo phone that innately supports geographic metadata. Only a small percentage of US phones support GPS without some kind of Bluetooth addition (Helio and Boost support GPS over their whole network). The OEM route seems like a smart move until GPS becomes more pervasive. They are currently seeking more OEM deals in the US and believe there is at least one camera manufacturer ready to incorporate GPS right into their device. In a deal made with Nokia the mapping software comes pre-installed on all Nokia smartphones.

AtlasCT is not targeting consumers directly.

The application was designed to show off AtlasCT’s vector based mapping program, which requires smaller data transfers and flexes with varying mobile screen sizes. The program won the Social Networking award for Europe at the NAVTEQ Global LBS Challenge at 3GSM in Barcelona. Their current default example is of a meandering trip through Barcelona.

The whole trip can also be viewed and shared through an account on their website.

Since each photo is also time stamped, the photos, video, and postcards can also be ordered along the path of your trip. When paired with a GPS system, reLive! lets you automatically map tagged photos, video, or virtual postcards you make along your trip. However, reLive! is not meant to only geotag individual photos, but also connect them on the map in the context of a trip. It seems similar to Yahoo!’s geotagging program for Flickr, Zonetag. 1987) is launching a new mobile photo geotagging application for Java ME called reLive!.

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