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  • Blog Post: Bing Maps for WordPress – Take 2

    A while ago Chris Pendleton had blogged about Bing Maps for WordPress . In his post he described a plugin that was developed by Rich Gubby using the Bing Maps AJAX Control. Just yesterday I discovered now another Bing Maps plugin for WordPress . This one is using the Bing Maps Silverlight Control and...
  • Blog Post: Intermingle Location Data with Geo Fact Finder

    Those guys at Urban Mapping, famous in our industry for some of the best neighborhood boundary data, are doing more than just polygons these days. They’ve created Geo Fact Finder which had the original intention of illustrating the capabilities of their platform Mapfluence . Mapfluence is a web-based...
  • Blog Post: Bing Maps for WordPress Bloggers

    Got a WordPress blog? Want to map out some information for your blog readers? Rich Gubby (@ mobilewebjunkie ) felt the need and wanted Bing Maps to do it. He took it a step further and created a WordPress plugin that allows for super simple configuration of a Bing Map that you can easily insert into...
  • Blog Post: Add Bing (Maps) to Your Safari Browser Extensions

    A while back I blogged about Internet Explorer Accelerators that used Bing services for quickly highlighting text and performing subsequent searches (see, “ Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2 Includes Virtual Earth ”). Well, Apple’s Safari browser has extensions that allow 3rd party services...
  • Blog Post: Following Tweets Along The Tour de France

    Exciting news of digitally showcasing the renowned Tour De France happening in real time this summer. Bing Maps and Team Radioshack are proudly teaming up to make social media a big part of this year's Tour De France. If you are a Tour De France fan and love this event, you need to check this out. This...
  • Blog Post: Mashable Adds Trending Topics with Bing Maps

    Mashable just launched a new function of their web site highlighting Local Twitter Trends on a Bing Map . The application is intended to give devoted Mashable readers the sense of trending topics in selected areas around the world. Using a Bing Map gives immediate context for the respective markets and...
  • Blog Post: Grad Students Create TaxiCity Game with Bing Maps

    What happens when you mix Canadian Grad Students, Silverlight, Bing Maps and the perfect push up? Well, apparently, you get Taxi City . Taxi City is an online game powered by Silverlight and Bing Maps Platform for picking up and dropping off passengers in and around Vancouver, Canada. The game uses keyboard...
  • Blog Post: Vancouver Applications Feature Bing Maps

    All eyes will be watching Vancouver in the next couple weeks since the 2010 Winter Olympics roll into town. For those of you who won’t just be watching, but instead living the Olympics the Microsoft Canada Development Centre published a contest challenging developers to create interesting applications...
  • Blog Post: Tracking Santa with Bing Maps in 2009

    MSN and The Today Show (.com) have united forces to create this year’s Santa tracker with the Bing Maps Platform . This year’s effort allows you to follow Santa’s current location as well as where he’s been. Check Santa to see his current position. Check the presents to see where...
  • Blog Post: Bing Maps Platform in Flash/Flex/ActionScript

    So, you’re stuck using ActionScript in Flex so you can produce Flash applications. You’re all excited about the Bing Maps Silverlight Control , but are getting some directive that requires you to use Flash; but, man, you really love Bing Maps . No problemo. The Bing Maps Platform team has...
  • Blog Post: The Climate Mystery - A Bing Maps Game for Thanksgiving

    For those of you who will be stuffing yourself full of tryptophan-laced turkey followed by a night of forced family interaction, I’ve got something for you. Instead of breaking out the Pictionary, Trivial Pursuit or Risk you can logon to The Climate Mystery game featuring Bing Maps . The impetus...
  • Blog Post: Vampires + Bing Maps + Silverlight = So Hot Right Now

    With the impending release of the much anticipated teen vampire romance, Twilight: New Moon , the Bing team has put together The Virtual Twilight Tour , a blood-sucking fun application for you to view an exclusive Twilight video tour brings Forks, La Push, Port Angeles, and Volterra right to your computer...
  • Blog Post: Web Cast: Building Location-based Applications with Bing Maps for NAVTEQ’s LBS Challenge

    Planning on entering NAVTEQ’s LBS Challenge ? Planning on using Bing Maps ? You should probably tune into my session to get the skinny on how the heck you’re going to do that. See my blog post, “ Bing Maps Globally Sponsors NAVTEQ’s 2010 LBS Challenge .” Register for my...
  • Blog Post: Picture the Impossible Uses Bing Maps for Maptitude Game

    Picture the Impossible is a community-based game developed jointly by the Lab for Social Computing at the Rochester Institute of Technology, and the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle. The game engages members of the community in exploration of the City of Rochester, and encourages both creativity and...
  • Blog Post: When the Lights Go Down in the City...

    Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters? When will they get a web site? I hate calling people now; but, I’m anti-social like that. Ah, but when the lights go out there is a web site for you to log in to for reporting the problem to your local utility – StreetLightOutages.com . Built by iFactor Consulting...
  • Blog Post: Imagine Cup 2009 – Team Croatia Builds GeoScout with Bing Maps

    The Imagine Cup 2009 finals is in full swing. On July 3, 2009 in Cairo the winner will be announced for the most innovative project. The Imagine Cup is the world’s premier student technology competition, Imagine Cup is one way Microsoft is encouraging young people to apply their imagination, their...
  • Blog Post: Rendering Historic Maps on Bing

    One feature of the Bing Maps APIs that has gained a lot of traction is the ability to overlay custom tiles atop the Bing Maps tiles to illustrate tons of data in a raster format. The ability to draw data on the map using vector graphics is all fine and dandy, but when you want to render census data,...
  • Blog Post: Shall We Play A Game? UMapper’s Virtual Earth Game

    Okay, it’s been a long day, so let’s find today’s time waster to blow off some steam…ah, UMapper has a new Flash-based, Microsoft Virtual Earth game called “GeoDart .” The object? Click the aerial photo closest to location specified to identify where it is. The closer...
  • Blog Post: Windows 7 Release Candidate Available…Where’s Virtual Earth?

    With the release of Windows 7 RC to the world which you can now freely download from the Microsoft Windows web site , I figured I would at least let you know where Microsoft Virtual Earth fits into the equation. First off, there’s a location API built into the operating system. This means that...
  • Blog Post: Visualizing Swine Flu on Virtual Earth

    What the heck is going on with this swine flu thing? I was in the elevator at The Roosevelt last night and these guys are saying, “Don’t eat the carnitas (pork) no matter what.” Um, I don’t think you can get this new swine flu from eating pig, but apparently you get from any other...
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