Mapicurious on Your Blackberry?

That's correct! Through our friends at Where.com, you can access Mapicurious to search for points around you and add points directly to your map.

Follow the steps outline on our Blackberry page.

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Maps

Mapicurious on Qik

Qik.com allows you to stream video live to the web from the cell phone. Look for field reports on the Mapicurious Qik channel.

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Maps

Mapicurious on Dash Navigation

Finally a GPS company allows information maintained on the Internet to be exchanged with their GPS device in real time. This inexpensive automobile GPS has Internet search features, traffic routing, and Mapicurious content streaming live from the Mapicurious.com site.

For more information, and to get yours: http://www.dash.net

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Maps

Follow Mapicurious on Twitter

If you have not heard of Twitter and you own a cell phone, here is your chance.

Twitter is a web and short message service that allows registered users to broadcast a single text message to a large group of individuals. Users "follow" each other to be kept up-to-date on the news about that person.

CNN and the Presidential candidates all use this service to quickly alert their constituents.

Register at http://www.twitter.com and follow Mapicurious - http://www.twitter.com/mapicurious

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Maps

Looking For Corporate Museums

Where are the corporate museums and factory tours. Sometimes you get some free stuff. Use the Add A Point to let Mapicurious.com know!

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Maps

What for 2010?

I recently combed through a notepad (physical not Windows) where I collected important information in the early 1990s. I developed a habit of writing companies or topics of interest in the margin, and a quick note of why it was interesting. Eventually I might get around to "discovering" additional information, but otherwise it remained invisible until my recent discovery, unless I happened to run across the company's location in the physical world.

Along with the 1990s notepad, I found another from 2000 or 2001 with websites scribbled on the side. I checked those out back then, added them to my bookmarks, and am surprised to see ones I still use today. Back then if you didn't have a web presence, you didn't exist to a large group of people.

As technology has deepened our lives to such a point, there are numerous opportunities to cross over the web space in to the physical space.

Since I've been working with geospatial, I'm curious on what will happen for 2010?

For Mapicurious I think it safe to say - if you don't exist properly in either my auto's GPS, my handheld GPS, or my cellphone GPS - I probably will not find you.

That means this is the time to get your business georeferenced.

- Maps

Live Oscar Mapping

Mapicurious.com will be mapping the Oscars as they happen. Check the Newest & Popular Maps for all of the Oscar maps.

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Maps