iPhone 2.0 beta gets geotagging?
Here's a nice little tidbit: word on the street is that the most recent version of the iPhone 2.0 beta has added a "Location Services" feature that encompasses what appears to be GPS-based Google Mapping, along with geotagging for the phone's camera app. Sure, even if these shots are legit, Apple is late to the party here -- other featurephone users have been geo-tagging their shots for years -- but that doesn't mean we can't condescendingly congratulate Apple for these "achievements" while simultaneously pinning screenshots to the fridge alongside that 3G preferences pane and the hand-traced picture of a turkey in crayon.
[Thanks, SuperSaf]
[Thanks, SuperSaf]




















Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Fluidj @ May 22nd 2008 11:18AM
Photoshop...
BAD Photoshop at that....
Erick @ May 22nd 2008 11:29AM
Why would that be such a hard thing to believe? Geotagging photos is logical for a phone that knows generically where you are even if it doesnt have true GPS.
slamEVIL @ May 22nd 2008 1:15PM
seeing as the 3g on/off screenie was fake, i'll say this is fake as well. if it is real, who cares. engadget said it right that others have been enjoying this forever. this iphone is hella revolutionary!
peter @ May 22nd 2008 2:05PM
@Erik
It's hard to believe that the iphone doesn't have MMS too...I know trust me. It doesn't