Links List 10.31.08
We’re wrapping up a great time at GEOINT this week, and wanted to share just a few short posts that caught our attention about the show. Sean Gillies gives his hilarious opinion of the GEOINT blog, while All Points Joe Francica shared a biting commentary for one vendor who denied him a picture. In all seriousness, it’s great that GEOINT has taken steps to be plugged in to social media through their blog, Twitter account and Facebook group. Although, it would have been nice to hear about the blog before the announcement on Tuesday so that people could connect online before the show.
Google Earth for the iPhone came out this week, and it’s pretty slick. A really cool feature is that Google Earth is available in offline mode through the iPhone and desktop by simply choosing to “continue without network”. It also remembers your cache, so any searches or locations you have viewed in the past will transfer between desktop and phone with or without internet connection.
Just in time for Halloween, Virender at Mibizaar posted a mashup with the creepiest places on earth. Bhangarh, India topped the list. Very Spatial listed some data of all the corn mazes in the country. Something fun for everyone!
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