Kronomy is the place where the collective global memory lives. It allows you to create events and memories on a life path that can be easily explored and linked with others.
Unlike standard social networking websites, which offer only static profiles that focus on the present, Kronomy’s simple navigation tools and advanced graphic interface let you travel effortlessly along entire life paths and explore events in depth.
Now you can travel through time, reviewing your own and others’ lives, crossing paths with people who share identical or similar experiences and discovering interesting people who are ready to share their life events.
We know that your past experiences are as important to you as what’s happening now, which is why we created this dynamic collective memory for everyone to participate in, use and enjoy.
The more life paths that are added and linked, the more powerful and complete the world’s memory becomes – a fascinating and invaluable resource for all time.

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Dipity is the easiest way to make and share interactive timelines about the people and things you care about.

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This is a visualization of Google Transit Feed Spec-formatted transit data. These videos, produced using the rad programming language ‘Processing’, display a dynamic map of the progression of all vehicles in a transit system over a span of time. Little erupting circles signal the departure of a vehicle from a stop.

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Combining the best of the best ‘local’ sites, without the ads. Most features work anywhere in the US.

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This is a new website where you can post content about places you’ve been. At any location on the planet, you can post a blog, podcast, video, wiki, or a photo telling the community what you find interesting about that place. You can also start a location based discussion through the map forums. In addition, you have the ability to maintain buddylists, keep track of your favorite posts, filter the map based on location and content tags, send private messages to other users, and last but not least you can post comments.

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Networks In Motion provides award-winning wireless navigation solutions for today’s GPS-enabled mobile phones. Our exceptionally reliable platforms deliver location-centric information to people on the go, offering continuous access to local directories, maps, driving directions, and more.

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Started by mapping a good chunk of Ipswich, and luckily managed to kick the daily gps-an-area, josm-an-area habit. Now down to an every-now-and-then fix working on filling in the Shotley Peninsular and paths/tracks around Martlesham.

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Next generation camera phones are just now entering the market with the prerequisite processing power to provide real-time encoding of video. With onboard mega-pixel cameras and wireless Internet connectivity, the platform to enable a live broadcast can now fit into your pocket.

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