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Geo-location applications for mobile phones are becoming a hot item. This session will review the latest mobile applications, tools to make it possible, and show some classroom and research applications for these new types of services. This session will be a source of inspiration for your own projects if you are ga-ga for geo-location. This presentation was presented at the 2010 Enriching Scholarship week at the University of Michigan.
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- 6. Gowalla
- 7. BrightKite
- 8. FourSquare
- 9. Loopt
- 10. Location Service
- 11. Yelp
- 12. Where
- 15. Layar
- 16. Placethings
- 18. Augmented Reality Time Layar
- 19. Privacy
- 20. Please Rob Me
- 22. Tools
- 23. SimpleGeo
- 24. DoubleDutch
- 25. UM Collage
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