Know where you are, faster and easier, with BrailleNote GPS. Enjoy travel independence by knowing where you are, where you’re going, and the best way to get there with the BrailleNote Global Positioning System software with easy-to-follow maps.

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Brightkite connects people based on the places they visit in the real world. With Brightkite you can see where your friends are, what they’re up to, see what’s going on around you, and meet real-world friends.

Most people who have tried the service understand that Brightkite doesn’t really track you, it’s up to you to decide how often you “check in”, and at what accuracy. On top of that, we have pretty comprehensive privacy controls.

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Snappr is a service that lets you discover your world. Wherever you are and with any kind of internet-enabled device.

It is a tool which brings you to the relevant information within seconds and presents you that information tailored to your screen-size and device capabilities. There is no difference in the usability and richness of information for Snappr if you ask it find the lowest price of a CD or Book via a barcode or if you’re accessing it’s database for 2D Codes.

Snappr allows you to link any kind of information into a 2D Code and save this link into it’s database. So everybody who has access to the 2D Code can easily retrieve the information you prepared.

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SKOUT enables users of virtually any mobile device currently available to create content—messages, photos, videos—with their handsets and post it to the SKOUT network from any location. SKOUT’s unique location-based software notifies other logged-in users within a predefined radius that someone nearby has posted new information. This enables end users, if they choose, to act and connect live. Whether it’s meeting a friend based on a picture of their location, dropping in on a nearby happy hour promoted by a local bar owner, or taking a chance and meeting someone new because they just posted a cool video, SKOUT offers a new way for people to have fun and connect with others.

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Sekai Camera is the killer iPhone application I was looking for: just point your camera anywhere around you to have instant feedback about whatever is on your screen. Directions, reviews, messages, offers, and any tag you can imagine will appear floating in front of you, adding a graphic overlay to the world.

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Hostip.info is a community-based project to geolocate IP addresses, making the database freely available (see below) but it needs you to put in your city to make it work. It only takes 10 seconds, and you’ll get a warm fuzzy feeling of ‘doing the right thing’

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bliin YourLIVE! is dedicated to creating a fluid social network for sharing personal experiences – photos, videos, sound & text – in real-time, located on a world map.

bliin envisions a navigation service driven by user experiences while being on the move.

In this new navigation space bliin YourLIVE! offers a ubiquitous service to share and discover location experience

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The project “the pain of everyday life” is a city-intervention and a digital art performance addressing public and private space within the realm of everyday constraints. It resembles an urban interface for an invisible city, an architecture which is subconsciously perceived and which constantly oscillates as resonant landscape, consisting of electromagnetic waves.

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LocoBlog is a mobile phone application and web site which supports location-based mobile photo blogging.

In order to use LocoBlog, you’ll need a Bluetooth GPS receiver and a compatible handset.

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OpenWiFiSpots is a comprehensive directory of free wireless (WiFi) hotspots continuously updated by a growing community of users. The easy to use interactive mapping system allows you to find hotspots in any area throughout the United States.

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