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By: aaron

aaron — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 19:50:33 +0000

hey there ive made a few alterations to the processin light of location tagger being updated check and see
http://aaronandgeorgie.typepad.com/n95travelblog/

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Nseries WOM World » Blog Archive » N95 8GB is all you need — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 13:03:13 +0000

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By: aaron

aaron — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 12:23:45 +0000

hey Farhan, thats great news! if only i had had your advice when i started trying to set it all up, im sure you could have stopped many hours of frustration. ill take your word for the case and screen protector and get one asap! but the fact you have done this already is very reassuring!
thanks for getting in touch pal
aaron

By: aaron

aaron — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 12:18:15 +0000

cheers andy!!!
i totally see what your saying about the camera and gps, so far its working better than i expected since i found the GPS data function on my n95, as that gets a lock pretty quick and is a pretty small app. as for the camera again i agree.. but we are willing to take that sacarifice of quality for its potability, im no photographer and id just get drunk and smash an SLR or swear about the thing swinging around my neck
thanks aaron

By: Farhan

Farhan — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 07:18:47 +0000

Buddy you have made the smart choice , I only took my N958gb on my recent Hajj trip to Saudi Arabia , never required anything , I was using Shozu , Gmail client , Nokia Maps , Google Maps , Camera , Islamic Applictions , Quran reader , the device served all the purposes for which my buddy was carrying a laptop around , way to go and keep us posted of the developments , I also suggest a decent phone cover , I took a sachel style ( E65 standard ) which I tied to my belt ( no pockets on my Hajj dress ) and a screen protecter

By: Telewaving team

Telewaving team — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 23:13:45 +0000

There are many attributes that can be registered in EXIF variables of every photo, exposure, timestamp, GPS info, and other. These attributes are added by photo making applications, or applications like Nokia Location Tagger, and could be read and displayed by Web publishing applications.
Wavelog, our mobile blogging client is neither photo making, nor photo displaying software. It is content publishing client that ensures sending complete information (photo with geotag for example) to a Web server whose task is to display such information. There are plugins for WordPress blogging platform that allow geotagging on photo blogs.
Our answer to your second question is that the main concept and idea for developing Wavelog mobile blogging client was to offer mobile bloggers a tool to use their own web site (blog) as the platform for publishing multiple content types (text, images, audio and video) and not to have to create accounts on one site for video, another one for photos and so on. How would your audience seamlessly follow your news on all these sites simultaneously? In addition, this offers lower cost of maintenance with one single blog, higher level of privacy protection, reliability and flexibility for site design.
Concerning the timeline for posting the content, we do not believe that this is the feature that blogging client has to automatically record and we have not implemented it in our application.