A question I’ve been hearing frequently of late is “what is a waypoint”? A waypoint can represent different things in different contexts, but the overall answer is that a waypoint is any single specific location. Your home is a waypoint, the Starbucks down the road is a waypoint, a given set of geographic coordinates is [...]
Though not necessarily worth the price for an upgrade, the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet brings some nice additions to the mobile Web browsing device, including a full QWERTY keyboard and integrated GPS.
Lots of people have been commenting recently on the numbers recently released by market research firm The NPD group. At first glance the numbers look quite interesting, but they are not very surprising. In the chart below (click to enlarge) you can see how much market share the three big North America GPS players had [...]
The London Eye (or Millenium Wheel as it is also called) is clearly visible in this shot of London City Center taken last weekend as my plane banked on approach to Heathrow Airport.
We arrived around 7am when it was still dark. Thankfully I had my camera in a small bag at hand because I had missed some great shots of Tuscon, Arizona because my camera had been tucked away in the overhead bins.
Sorry for the large file size. It’s a noisy image, and Jpeg compression isn’t that great with random noise.
Canon 20D, irishblogs, Lights, London, London Eye, Millenium Wheel, Night, photos, Sigma 18 200, UK, United Kingdom, Urban
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