Does anyone know if the Flickr Integration on the N95 geotags images taken
wit the phone?
Ross
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Does anyone have any comments on the New GPS enabled Nokia N95. The phone
is
about to be released in Australia and I was wondering if anyone has any
feedback on it.
Ross
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Comment - it looks really cool, and I want one, but unavailable in the US
yet.
This summer will be very interesting for mobile GPS/location. Coming
out this Spring/Summer:
iPhone, Nokia N95, OpenMoKo Neo1973, Nokia N800 (already out, but GPS
apps just coming to fruition), and *others*.
Any word on the API's in the N95? Especially Py60 support, and Opera
Platform (browser) support for Javascript grabbing of the mobile
location (was possible/beta in first release of Opera Platform for
enabled web applications.
Andrew
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> feedback on it.
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> Ross
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How about the BlackBerry 8800, released this week? It's another GSM
with GPS, and thinner than the pretty BlackBerry Pearl. Anyone
messed with one...?
Personally, I may wait for the 8800 variant with a camera, supposedly
coming out soon, to make the purchase.
http://www.blackberry8800.com/
Dan
On Feb 23, 2007, at 8:53 PM, Andrew Turner wrote:
> Comment - it looks really cool, and I want one, but unavailable in
> the US yet.
>
> This summer will be very interesting for mobile GPS/location. Coming
> out this Spring/Summer:
> iPhone, Nokia N95, OpenMoKo Neo1973, Nokia N800 (already out, but GPS
> apps just coming to fruition), and *others*.
>
> Any word on the API's in the N95? Especially Py60 support, and Opera
> Platform (browser) support for Javascript grabbing of the mobile
> location (was possible/beta in first release of Opera Platform for
> enabled web applications.
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> Andrew
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>> Does anyone have any comments on the New GPS enabled Nokia N95.
>> The phone is
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>> has any
>> feedback on it.
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>> Ross
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No doubt that GeoVector and Mapion are up to some interesting things.
Re the 3D navigatable world, when MS drops streetside
http://preview.local.live.com into its 3D virtualearth - that's got to be
an interesting step forward in a similar vein.
I think indeed there's no smoke without fire on the consistent rumors of
Google's potential realworld/virtual world with a social theme. Be a great
way to get people to more involved and spending more ad viewing time in one
of their apps.
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If you like Nokia and the Symbian 60 platform, this phone is just
about perfect. I have the predecessor, the N73. Great 3mp camera,
nice flickr integration, google maps mobile runs nicely, all kinds of
nice synching with Mac OSX with a little effort (calendar, contacts
w/ photos, music, and pictures).
I hear the camera's image quality isn't a big improvement over the
N73 (although it's 5mp vs. 3), but you get GPS and WiFi and probably
will support a 4Gb memory card.
We have to see what smart2go does for mapping. It's still limping
into production and doesn't look like a particularly geowanking-
friendly platform. But I'll probably be a 1st adopter of this one.
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Raj
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> Does anyone have any comments on the New GPS enabled Nokia N95. The
> phone is about to be released in Australia and I was wondering if
> anyone has any feedback on it.
>
> Ross
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