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  • GPS Visualizer

    Here’s a pretty cool free application for anyone heavily into using your GPS unit. You can upload your GPS data to via typing in coordinates, street addresses, or uploading a […]

  • Mapquest Has New API

    All the buzz in the spatial blogs is the new API by Mapquest. From the site, “The MapQuest OpenAPI is a free service that allows you to use JavaScript to […]

  • help me…

    OK, shownotes coming soon.  We are madly dashing about trying to get everything put together before we leave for AAG.  It is amazing how you can put in an abstract […]

  • A VerySpatial Podcast – Episode 33

    Main topic: Cybergeography. News: China DNS, Street Side, Ask.com and rich media patent.

  • China revamping its Internet Domain Name System

    As of March 1, 2006, the Chinese Ministry of Information Industry is offering 4 country code domains. It already has the standard English character .cn country code domain, and will […]

  • MS Street-Side Preview Live

    Microsoft has just released thier Street-Side product in preview mode. It’s a pretty nifty implementation of AJAX technology and mapping. You can type in an address and get a split […]

  • Six 24-inch displays as one…ooooooooooo

    Engadget has a link to a new multimonitor setup that is just plain pretty.  The question is whether or not you can find a graphics card that can drive your […]

  • Powell to speak at Intergraph 2006

    Another day, another email announcement.  Intergraph has announced that former Secretary of State and retired Gen. Colin Powell will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Intergraph 2006, their new […]

  • Desktop Earth

    At the risk of getting known for fluff pieces, I thought this was pretty cool.  Desktop Earth allows you to generate a desktop wallpaper image up to 1920×1200 in lossless […]

  • Geographic Center of Google Maps is….

    …Kristine Crispel’s horse farm outside Coffeyville, Kansas! Ok, it’s a fluff piece, but it’s a cute fluff piece. Via Wired.

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