#geofences

[techugoltd]

: Beacons vs. Geofences: Which is the Best Approach for Mobile Marketers to Take?

Location-based tracking technology has taken many exciting turns over the past few years. As a result, modern marketers can leverage the tec

[techugoltd]

: Beacons vs. Geofences: Which is the Best Approach for Mobile Marketers to Take?

Location-based tracking technology has taken many exciting turns over the past few years. As a result, modern marketers can leverage the tec

[writerfx]

What are Geofences?

Geofences are virtual borders around a physical location that can be used to trigger events whenever a user enters or exits the “fenced” region.

This video answers the most commonly asked questions: how it works, geofencing’s accuracy, and viable use cases.

[gpsinsight]

You can now search for and display Landmarks in 2D Live (Beta) mapping.

Simply search for a Landmark or Landmark Group and click to add it to the map (single landmarks are gold, landmark groups are orange).

[geoloqal]

GeoLoqal - we make testing location aware apps easy.

[gpsinsight]

How to create, edit, and use landmarks in GPS Insight and Google Earth.

[maschup]

[labcreature]

This is the type of innovation Flickr was known for. Keep up the good work!

"Geotagging the location of your photos can help you do all kinds of neat things on Flickr and add some great context to your image. With it, you can easily share with others where you went on your recent trip to patagonia, find the best barbecue in Texas, or see a map of your life in photos in Your Map. But with all that great information out there, we also wanted to give you an easier way to control who has access to the location information on your photos in a way that makes sense to you. Today, we’re announcing Geofences, a new feature that will help you to better manage your geo privacy settings on Flickr."