André Lemos, Escritor, Professor Titular da Faculdade de Comunicação da UFBA, Pesquisador 1A do CNPq
Autonomous Geographies Projeto na Universidade de Leeds discute a “geografia autônoma” (via Critical Spatial Practice), definida como: “…those spaces where there is a desire to constitute non-capitalist, collective forms of politics, identity and citizenship, which are created through a combination of resistance and creation, and the questioning and challenging of Leia mais… »
iPhone, Wi-Fi and Location Matéria do International Herald Tribune mostra com os aparelhos portáteis iPhone e iPod Touch têm sistemas de localização sem usar GPS, triangulando o usuário a partir dos hotspots (wi-fi). Algo parecido com o sistema de localização do Google, o MyLocation, que usa as celulas dos telefones Leia mais… »
Buscando responder a perguntas : “How does the technological “interface” influence our relationship to physical space, history, and narrative? What is the relationship between the “topography” of writing and the topography of physical space? What about the “maps” of history? Do interactive technologies allow us to engage with history and Leia mais… »
GPS, Google Phone e GeoWeb Os boatos continuam sobre o telefone celular da Google, cuja característica maior seria, segudo o post Google Phone with GPS, a localização e o mapeamento do usuário por satélite. Segundo o post, “The specs Google has come up with suggests that manufacturers include digital camera, Leia mais… »