Archives Mensuelles: juillet 2009

Jonathan Snook has posted a nice nugget on text rotation with CSS that takes a nice bit of markup like this: PLAIN TEXT HTML: <div class="example-date"> <span class="day">31</span> <span class="month">July</span> <span class="year">2009</span> </div> and converts it to: all via the … Lire la suite →

July 29th, 2009 Jonathan Bray We all know about Google Maps and how brilliant it is. It’s gone from simple online mapping website, to an essential tool for mobile phones, complete with satellite photography, your friend’s location (Latitude) and, of … Lire la suite →

Praized Media vient de mettre en ligne TwitArea. Cette nouvelle application pour Twitter.com permet aux utilisateurs de facilement ajouter et partager une information locale dans un Tweet. TwitArea est un Add-On Firefox (extension) qui s’installera directement dans votre navigateur. Ce … Lire la suite →

PCPRO author Jonathan Bray explains his comment:"The OpenStreetmap is a venture, started in 2004 by Steve Coast, similar to Wikipedia, only with maps." "I remember looking at it three years ago and being distinctly unimpressed at the level of detail. … Lire la suite →

Yesterday Yahoo! announced an upgrade to the local Shortcut that enables greater discovery and interaction around local listings content in Yahoo! search results. Here’s an example search for a San Francisco restaurant, Salt House: Each of the links at the … Lire la suite →

more about "Point Grey Research Inc. – Spherical …", posted with vodpod

Point Grey Research’s Spherical Vision camera systems are provided as complete hardware and software packages. Customers can access and control their Ladybug3 Spherical Vision system with the Ladybug SDK. Download Spherical Vision product catalog Ladybug3 mounted on the car used … Lire la suite →

August 4th, 2009 – New Orleans, LA The doors of the SIGGRAPH exhibition (August 4-6, 2009 in New Orleans, LA) will be opening in less than 3 weeks. Be part of this cutting-edge event for computer graphics and interactive techniques … Lire la suite →

Temps d’ouverture moyen des commerces du site : 46.71 heures/semaine Temps d’ouverture moyen par catégories Administration, Assoc. (23h/semaine) Association (33h/semaine) Bibliothèque (20h/semaine) Mairie (30h/semaine) Musée, Galerie (29h/semaine) Publique (18h/semaine) Alimentation (61h/semaine) Bar (72h/semaine) Boulangerie, Patisserie (63h/semaine) Boucherie, Charcuterie (45h/semaine) Confiserie, … Lire la suite →

Horaires d’ouverture Ce commerce est ouvert 24h/24 ? Cochez cette case : (Les horaires ci dessous ne seront alors pas pris en compte). Vous nous conseillons de donner un titre à vos horaires uniquement si vous souhaitez définir plusieurs périodes. … Lire la suite →

more about "Twittori – Tweets aus der Umgebung", posted with vodpod

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Geohash is a latitude/longitude geocode system invented by Gustavo Niemeyer when writing the web service at geohash.org, and put into the public domain. It is a hierarchical spatial data structure which … Lire la suite →

Twittori is another Twitter and Google Maps mashup. Using Twittori it is possible to Tweet about a location. The message will appear in your Twitter stream with a short link to the location on the Twittori Google Map mashup. Using … Lire la suite →

Et bien ça y est, en plein été, Microsoft lâche les chiens et ouvre officiellement sont Store à lui, baptisé “Windows Market Place” . Wao. Chouette nom, on se croirait dans Sim City 4. Chers amis, ne vous précipitez pas … Lire la suite →

I’ve been taking panoramic images  for over 10 years, and I’ve been using various gears for taking them — cameras, lenses, rotating heads, tripods, and GPS.  Curious about what I use now?  Here’s my list. Lens My lens of choice … Lire la suite →

At the recent State of the Map conference we unveiled our plans for an OpenStreetMap editor: Mapzen. Mapzen is a web based map editing tool that will make it far easier for new-commers to OpenStreetMap to get started editing and … Lire la suite →

I know this is old news but I was in San Francisco and ran across this bus shelter ad and so I snapped a picture of it with my Palm Pre: Note: Semantic highlights provided by the Reuters Open Calais … Lire la suite →

With the recent rise in popularity of Internet photo sharing sites like Flickr and Google Images, community photo collections (CPCs) have emerged as a powerful new type of image dataset for computer vision and computer graphics research. With billions of … Lire la suite →

more about "dubrovnik – University of Washington", posted with vodpod

Posted by Casey Ho, Software Engineer, Google Mobile Google Mobile Blog • by Heaven On April 7th, we announced a new version of Gmail for mobile for iPhone and Android-powered devices. Among the improvements was a complete redesign of the … Lire la suite →