Geotagging hits mobile phones

All these features and they still call it a cell phone? :D

isn't it amazing? it just falls short of doing everything, but my nokia don't have it. This geotagging does seem like a handy feature
 
GPS Hammers your battery, but there is no cost to use it, It is just triangulating satellite broadcast signals (very, very basic description) and so it is not downloading or uploading as such and not using any network capacity.
 
A nice feature that I would rather like to see in consumer cameras than in phones. I do not use my phone as a camera
I'm thinking of getting something like this keychain gps so I can geotag my photos. Not sure exactly which model yet though.
 
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isn't it amazing? it just falls short of doing everything, but my nokia don't have it. This geotagging does seem like a handy feature


Actually, Nokia are going to put GPS geotagging in all their future phones. You can already have it by downloadin Nokia Geotagger from their BETA labs. It works well.
 
Geotagging has been possible on all Nokia phones with GPS for a while now (via software from Nokia Beta Labs).

I recently upgraded the firmware on my N82 and it now has geotagging built into the camera interface.

Like all mobile developments this is just another case of "Nokia did it first".
 
The Nokia N95 has this, and it's hardly new. As for whether people would use it-I do :) Combined with Shozu, getting geotagged photos onto Flickr (which has a yahoo maps view of your photo distribution) is seamless.
 
GPS Hammers your battery, but there is no cost to use it, It is just triangulating satellite broadcast signals (very, very basic description) and so it is not downloading or uploading as such and not using any network capacity.

thats to say it takes more than 5min for my nokia to get a satellite lock, o and you have to have access to sky to see a satellite (inside office is a no no):rolleyes:
 
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