Lightpole, Open GPS Tracker, TellMe

Got a Helio Mysto? Try checking for movies at Fandango’s with MS TellMe. Works with GPS-equipped Blackberries too. (Via PC Mag and Washington Post)

iPhone users can try Geopedia. And new drop of the SDK posted during the week.

Ogleearth listed a series of sites that publish/map GPS tracks among them GPSies.

Curious about what’s inside a Garmin nuvi 750? Check EETimes “Under The Hood“.

Make pointing to a Open GPS Tracker:
http://www.opengpstracker.org/.

[BTW, Maker Faire is this weekend.]

Parallel Kingdom, GPS-based RPG game coming up for iPhone and Android phones.

Among the startup’s announced at Web 2.0 check the Location-based Social Network BrightKit and concept bekind Elkin (via Wired).

Lightpole shining its light along the week: VentureBeat, CNET

Nokia has a free beta geotagging software available for download: Location Tagger.

[Update] Second Galileo satellite launched.

Tags: LBS, Under the Hood, GeoTagging by gpsguy
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Nokia Touch, iPhone GPS

Symbian announced support for touch UI coding for its S60 platform. What about multi-touch?

Symbian also announced support for SQLite and Location Based services through its API’s.

NYTimes articles on Google Earth. Via GoogleLatLong.

Flickr now with geotagged videos.

Microsoft announces Clearflow service at maps.live.com for smart traffic information.

Simba: GPS for iPhone and OS 2.0 will include app for “live location tracking”.

Tags: Traffic, Nokia, Symbian by gpsguy
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Cocoa Touch: Beta 3 Drop

New SDK drop today, includes a tutorial that shows how to develop your first app using Interface Builder.

If you want to check a good tutorial on Object Modeling that explains IB on a MVC context (with Core Data behind the Model Framework) check these links: Core Data Programming Guide and Cocoa Design Patterns.

Tags: Nokia, Symbian, Mac OSX by gpsguy
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