That map you see above isn’t a picture of the earth, seen from space. Rather, it’s a map of the locations attached to every tweet and Flickr photo. What results is a remarkable picture of how each service has spread across the globe.
# Of The Day: Using Twitter And Flickr Geotags To Map The World | Co.Design
Giving Dogs a Voice Using QR Codes | Creative Guerrilla Marketing
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If you’ve ever been to San Joaquín, Chile, you might notice stay dogs roaming the streets.
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Chrome extension reads QR codes right from your browser - AGBeat
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QR codes through your browser As the use of QR codes rise in various forms of marketing, it can be frustrating to see a QR code on a website that you wi (#QR #News | Chrome extension reads QR codes right from your browser
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Exclusive: a look at Kinect Fusion and Lightspace from Microsoft labs
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As you might have seen in our second episode of On The Verge, our own Joshua Topolsky recently toured Microsoft’s Building 99, where the company conducts a variety of wild research. Today we’re…
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