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Vergence Labs will ship its own potential competitor to Google Glass just in time for the holidays, at a price of $299.
Vergence Targets Google's Project Glass With Social Sunglasses
How Universities are Using Location-Based Apps - Genius Recruiter
The Social TV Experience with #AKASocialTV « kcdamore
Earlier this week, the #PrivacySM team and I gave our presentation to the #NewhouseSM4 class.
The Completed Process « Anders Keitz
The Pros and Cons of Geo-Location Apps for Your Business
How cutting edge geolocation can change everything | Geek Gestalt
Geoloqi CEO Amber Case speaking during her keynote address today at SXSW. (Credit: CNET,James Martin)CupidRadar: using geolocation to meet singles
In the early 1990s, Mehrdad Sarlak envisioned a dating service that matched likeminded singles based on their physical location. It was not until smartphones emerged with their geolocation capabilities that Sarlak's vision took shape. He founded CupidRadar.com as a way for singles to exchange messages with potential matches who are within their search parameters—both their physical location and their "search criteria." Sarlak opened up to me about how he thinks technology will shape the dating landscape, what type of "search criteria" is important to singles, and if he has ever used CupidRadar to meet women.10 Use Cases for Geolocation in Market Research
Location aware applications for mobile have become commonplace.
The next step in geolocation – social awareness - Webdistortion
The Dangers of Geolocation « The Infomavens' Desktop
Posted by pupfiction in Uncategorized .How accurate is GeoLocation?
Geolocation in general is the practice of determining the physical, real world location of a person, device or subject matter using digital information processed through the Internet or other electronic means of communication.Study: Geolocation apps draw users, despite privacy concerns
IDG News Service - Nearly 60 percent of smartphone users employ apps that access their location data despite having concerns about risks to their privacy and even personal safety, according to a survey conducted by ISACA, a nonprofit group that focuses on risk and security management.Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance (“GPS”) Act While technology – like cell phones, smart phones, lap tops and navigation devices – continues to make it increasingly easy to track and log the location of nearly every American, federal laws have failed to keep pace, meaning there are no clear rules governing how law enforcement, commercial entities and private citizens can access, use and sell that data. With this in mind, a bipartisan coalition led by Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) , Rep.
Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance (“GPS”) Act | Issues | Senator Ron Wyden | Standing Up for All of Oregon
Devices like smartphones and GPS receivers are enjoying unprecedented popularity in the consumer market.

