Nokia adds GyPSii social networking app to GPS-enabled sets
Nokia and GeoSentric (née Benefon) have signed a deal to put the GPS-enabled GyPSii application on the Nokia N95 and 6111 handsets. The GyPSii software's magic lay in its ability to encode a "where" stamp -- you know, location instead of time -- in pics and vids you create with it. Users can then share this content on the GyPSii site -- or presumably some future Nokia site -- and see where their friends were when they took the pics or captured the videos. Of course, misuse -- or accidental use -- of this system will likely end is tears, misery, and divorce so buyer beware.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mark @ Nov 28th 2007 8:13PM
I think you can even do this in the Kaiser. Then you upload your photos to Picasa and the Google Borg will assimilate the data and show you on Google Earth where the picture was taken.
TonyD @ Nov 29th 2007 10:22AM
Give me your tears Gypsy!!