Posted on 02/05/2009 10:09:04 AM PST by Justaham
For more than a year, Google has been able to provide an answer to the question "Where am I?"
Now it can also answer "Where are the people I care about?"
On Wednesday, Google announced an upgrade to its mapping application that lets people track friends and family members in 27 countries around the globe, using a PC or a mobile phone.
While some people might find this development a bit creepy or intrusive, others say such location-tracking services are surprisingly useful and fun. More than a million people have signed up for Loopt and Where.com, two of the most popular services.
(Excerpt) Read more at mercurynews.com ...
A list of the top keywords searched on Where.com provides a window into the American psyche. The No. 1 search is "pizza,"
"Pizza" is the search term found in the documentation example on my phone. First and only time I've used it (word and search).
I just modded this to say “I Won” underneath.
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