Showing posts with label google maps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google maps. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3, 2009

BING MAP in Competition to GOOGLE MAP

Google Maps is one of the most popular map service and extensively used worlwide. Now the Big Giant of market Microsoft has come out with an upgraded version of its search engine with the launch of Bing Maps Beta.


Bing Maps Beta provides similar functionality like Google Maps, but distinguishes itself with a few innovative features like:


Google’s Street View and Bing’s Streetside provide similar features, however the latter allows users to take a virtual walk through any city street with a 360 degree panorama of the surrounding buildings and landmarks. The user can also stroll with a special “light speed” as well as zoom in and out on specific locations.


Users also feel that they are walking into their images with Bing’s new Photosynth technology, an application that integrates numerous photos into a 3-D montage. It also has Enhanced Bird’s Eye feature to have an aerial view.


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Nitin Chauhan
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Google Latitude broadcast your location

Location-based services (LBS), which helps friends network and find each other based on their location. Google has its own LBS service as well with the name “Google Latitude”. Google Latitude is a location-aware mobile app developed by Google. Latitude allows a mobile phone user to allow certain people on to track their location. Via their own iGoogle accounts, the user's cell phone location is mapped on Google Maps. The user can control the accuracy and details of what each of the other users can see — an exact location can be allowed, or it can be limited to identifying the city only. For privacy, it can also be turned off by the user, or a location can be manually entered.


Google Latitude come up with its new feature on Location History. Whenever Google Latitude is on, it records your location, and you can go back to see where you’ve been.


Another new feature is location alerts. You can now get an alert anytime a friend of yours who allows you to see their location on Google Latitude is nearby. Alerts will come via email or SMS.


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Nitin Chauhan
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Google’s contribution to International politics



We all knows the Google contribution in Technology and Internet world. Google among the top players in Information Technology arena and the number one player in Internet world but do you know Google is now giving Contribution to International Politics too.

“They see him here, they seem him there, the French seek him everywhere. Is he in heaven, is he in hell, the elsusive scarlett pimpernel.”

Recently you must hear about one of the state of India (Arunachal Pradesh)who become the eye of International politics and give a lot of Chit-Chat to new and old evaluators of Politics. Google gave an unforgettable contribution in the Chit –Chat and become the part of International Politics.


Google Maps site for users in China (http://ditu.google.cn), Arunachal Pradesh appears as part of China.


Google Maps site for users in India (http://maps.google.co.in), Arunachal appears in the way India sees it – as an integral part of India.


Google Maps for users in other parts of the world, the site (http://maps.google.com) shows Arunachal Pradesh as a “disputed region”, like Kashmir.


Arunachal Pradesh has been and will always be a part of India. Google clearly likes to keep everyone happy. But since they say this does not impact their depiction of international borders, would they also clarify which version they’re talking about?? Since they have so many!

Google should come clean about their policy on national boundaries. Currently they issue apologies in India, while still displaying maps with defective boundaries elsewhere. A good explanation would be better than this insincere apology.

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Nitin Chauhan
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www.maximumhit.com