Location-based services emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s as technologies like GPS and wireless data connections allowed mobile devices to determine their location and access location-specific information. Early location-based services included weather and traffic updates tied to a user's ZIP code, yellow pages searches by location, and emergency location sharing. In the 2000s, new social networks and apps incorporated geospatial data, allowing users to connect and share based on their physical location. This led to the rise of geosocial networks that integrated maps, geotagging, and social features to offer place-based experiences and services to travelers.

1. LOCATION BASED
SERVICES
by Mykhailo Glubokyi

2. 1996
US Federal Communication
Commission (FCC)
Duke Nukem 3D, Heroes Of Might and Magic II, Red
Alert, Civilization II, ICQ, GIMP, FAR, IE 2-3

3. 1999: Palm IV
• Wireless Data Connection
• ZIP code-level positioning
• Weather.com / TrafficTouch

4. 2000
TeliaSonera / Sweden - by EMT / Estonia
friendfinder, yellow pages, houseposition, emergency call
location
2001
by KDDI / JAPAN - December 2001

5. 2000
Dennis Crowley Alex Rainhert - New York University
2009

6. GEOSOCIAL NETWORKS
GEOSOCIAL MEDIA
TRAVELER SERVICES

7. GEOSOCIAL NETWORKS

8. GEOSOCIAL MEDIA

9. TRAVELER SERVICES

10. GEOSHE
EP

12. STATISTICS

13. STATISTICS

14. STATISTICS

15. Thank you for
attention
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