Posts Tagged ‘GPS’

Geotagging is one of those applications of GPS technology that no one saw coming – neither the GPS people nor the photography people; it took the geeks that run and/or roam the Internet to see the potential in the mashup, at least for us consumers. It’s also why geotagging is well, kind of a pain, even for us geeky types, because the people that make consumer gadgets are just now really catching on and catching up. This is why GeoSpatial Experts’ Nikon camera/GPS-Photo Link Express bundle caught my eye.

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TomTom’s whizbang IQ Routes and Advanced Lane Guidance features is trickling down to its entry level portable navigation device (PND) models, the TomTom One and XL models.

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