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Finally rigged up my system for archiving all my iPhone and DSLR photos on Flickr! Through a convoluted path involving Dropbox, a Synology NAS, and Eyefi card, and a lot of code to properly handle time zones and GPS data it's up and running!
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Where was I when I took this photo?
My DSLR camera doesn't have GPS, so normally all my photos would not include the location of where I was when I took the photo. I used to use the Eye-Fi card that did geotagging, but that is no longer supported in the new "mobi" line. I could get an external GPS unit for my camera, but that sounds cumbersome and would only work with that one camera.continue reading... -
"A New Technique Makes GPS Accurate to an Inch" http://gizmodo.com/a-new-technique-makes-gps-accurate-to-an-inch-1758457807 Recognize the cover photo? ;-)
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Jan 8
@iandees @enf @caseorganic I mean, the android options are already pretty tuneable: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/location/package-summary.html
@vtcraghead @iandees @enf I made an iOS app which exposes all the knobs https://github.com/esripdx/GPS-Logger-iOS Sorry I don't have an Android equivalent tho -
Use Airplane Mode on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support (support.apple.com)
If you have a device with iOS 8.2 or earlier, Airplane Mode will also turn off GPS.
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Top 10 most interesting lifelogging projects of all time - Narrative Blog (blog.getnarrative.com)
The above is GPS data plotted by Aaron Parecki, one of the founders at Geoloqi. This visualization literally shows where he’s been and at what speed.
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This week in lifelogging: tracking with Tedi, sane tracking and revolutionizing hearing aids (blog.getnarrative.com)
If you’re slightly more geeky (just like us), we believe you’d find the above visualization of data pretty cool. The above is actually GPS data plotted by Aaron Parecki, one of the founders at Geoloqi. This visualization literally shows where he’s been and at what speed.
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I’m pretty sure it’s pronounced “Wesley-Ann” (thebloggess.com)
and she keeps saying “Recalculating” in this really judgey, condescending way
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Deter bike thieves with these activity-tracking smart pedals (www.wired.co.uk)
There are no problems with limited battery life, as the pedals generates their own energy with a little help from your rotating legs.
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Core Location in iOS 8 - NSHipster (nshipster.com)
Like many other aspects of the latest update, Core Location has been shaken up, with changes designed both to enable developers to build new kinds of things they couldn't before and to help maintain user privacy. Specifically, iOS 8 brings three major sets of changes to the Core Location framework: more granular permissions, indoor positioning, and visit monitoring.
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Bad Elf - Introducing the Bad Elf GPS Pro! (bad-elf.com)
Standalone GPS datalogger (100+ hours). Record adventures without draining the battery on your iPhone or iPod touch. No need to keep an app running. Just start and stop the GPS Pro's datalogger using a simple button press. Discover something cool? Mark your current location as a point of interest (POI) with another button press.
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Frequent Locations API in iOS 8
Since the launch of iOS 7, your iPhone has been collecting a list of "frequent locations" as you move around. If you don't already know about this, you can check out your list in the Settings app.continue reading... -
Long-Term Archiving of GPS Logs
I have been continuously logging GPS data for 6 years now, and thinking a lot about how I want to archive the data long-term. Currently I have the data in a MySQL database, which is not a good long-term solution.continue reading...
