An interesting open-source database of cell-tower identifications and locations can be found at OpenCellID.org. This project currently has over 90,000 records and it aims to create a complete database of worldwide Cell IDs.
Although the coverage is very limited, as it grows, it should provide a crowed sourced alternative to proprietary databases such as Skyhook and [...]
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OpenCellID = License to Navigate
November 11th, 2008 2 Comments
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MapJack of All Trades
November 7th, 2008 No Comments
A unique site that combines multiple spatial datasets is San Francisco-based MapJack, a sponsor of the Where 2.0 Conference. Unlike Google Street View, MapJack has more of a sharp, immersive feeling. Although it has fewer coverage areas than Google Street View, it also includes walking areas such as parks.
Founded in June 2007, MapJack is a [...]
Tags: location-based-services