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Sponsored Video – TomTom’s Incredible Summer Competition
We’re quite sure you’ve heard of TomTom those wonderful GPS navigational people? Well, if not, now is a very good time to take note. TomTom are offering an incredible prize in their Summer 2012 Competition. First, let’s tell you a little more about what you need to do, you need to be good at mapping, that’s a big clue. In the film below you will see TomTom’s Map Paradise Project spokesman, Christopher Bradshaw explaining his Golden Rules of mapping. This is because your task is to map the entire island of the Seychelles. The prize is for five families or groups to spend two weeks on one of those islands…
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Top 10 Bike Navigation iOS Apps
We’ve looked at the top 10 bike apps in the past but this time we have concentrated on the navigational aspect. After all, we don’t want our readers getting lost. Take a look at this list, some are country specific, some are more advanced than others but one thing they all have in common is that they are all fantastic and work well. Bike Maps – by Maplets Offline access to high resolution bike maps for navigating cities, designated bike trails or even rail trails across the US! Whether you bike for recreation or commute, these maps will help plan your next bike ride through the city. Unlimited Downloads –…
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Top 10 iPhone Hiking Apps
When you go for a hike nowadays you most probably will be taking your iPhone with you. To make the activity even more eventful, make sure you have one, or perhaps several of these absolutely excellent hiking apps on your device. Just take a look at these… i.Walk – GPS Fitness Coach for Hiking and Weight Loss – Accurate values for speed, pace per mile, average per mile, record per mile, distance, current altitude, burned calories as well as trip time. Units can be set to US or metric. – Watch yourself automatically move on the map and zoom in on your walk with mile markers (red line) – Receive…
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Our App Of The Day – PhotoMeta For iPad
PhotoMeta 1.0, a brand new iPad app, EXIF, GPS and TIFF metadata tags of any photo are instantly available. The pinch-and-zoom map gives an extra dimension to geotagged photos. PhotoMeta goes the extra mile by supporting camera maker specific metadata (a.k.a. makernotes) for photos of the most popular camera brands, including Canon, Nikon, Olympus and Sony. Any photo available on the iPad is supported: * Photos synced via iTunes * Photos imported with the Camera Connection Kit * Saved photos * Metadata can be extracted from internet photos with the built-in web browser As our App of the Day, all our regular readers know the trailer for this app will…
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GeoLogTag Apple iPhone App review
This review concentrates on the latest updated version 3.3 that now includes support for geotagging Samsung RAW (SRW) photos, a fix for Mac geotagging when traveling through different timezones and a fix for Mac geotagging on an ad-hoc Wi-Fi network. We put this app through its paces as the competition is heating up in the Apple app store of this style of app. Read our extensive review here… Introduction GeoLogTag is an innovative geocoding app for the iPhone (3G, G3s and iPhone 4) that allows owners of digital cameras and Macs to tag their images with location (GPS) data without the need for additional hardware. Unfortunately, Windows users can’t geotag…
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